Run script in terminal

[grigoresculiviu]

If I press ENTER on a .sh file it starts the script in background (no terminal attached).

I tried Open With -> Konsole but konsole expects '-e' to run the script so that does not work.

So I thought of creating a user action. My problem is that Workdir is absolute. If I let it unset it points to /tmp. So that does not fit either. I need to run the script in current dir as it is normally the case.

I can imagine more complex solutions but I think this should be easy.

Any help is appreciated.

[A. Bikadorov]

On 25.05.2018 22:10, grigoresculiviu wrote:
> I tried Open With -> Konsole but konsole expects '-e' to run the script so that does not work.

Try Open With -> Others... -> ,type "konsole -e".

Cheers
Alex

[grigoresculiviu]

Following your suggestion I found Clicking shell scripts in Dolphin doesn't cause them to open in a console.

Which hints there is no straightforward way of achieving what I want - double click to open terminal.

So I ended removing the executable permissions from my script. This would cause Krusader (and Dolphin) to Open instead of Execute thus remembering the 'Open with' preference.

And use 'konsole -e bash' as you suggested.

The only downside is that now I can not execute the script directly from command line. I can live with that :)