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| How do I create and I can that I can click on and it would do the same as if I logged into the terminal and typed: cd SomeApplication/bin exec ./SomeApplication Any help would be appreciated. |
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| just make whatever commands into a shell script (type them into a text file and set its executable bit by doing chmod +x on it) give it a .command extension, set it to open in Terminal.app (get info on the file, and set it to to open in a specific application, specifically, Terminal) You also have to add the path to the shell as the first line of the script. Something like: #/bin/sh or whatever shell you want. sh is usually best.
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