How To Make KDE Run Gambas Executables Automatically
Note:
$YOURKDE is the installation directory of KDE in your system.
In my Slackware 10.0 it is
/opt/kde. To know yours just type in a console:
1. Creates a MIME type for Gambas executable
Create the text file
$YOURKDE/share/mimelnk/application/x-gambas.desktop.
Open it and add these lines:
[Desktop Entry]
Encoding=UTF-8
Comment=Gambas executable
Icon=binary
Type=MimeType
MimeType=application/x-gambas
2. Creates a desktop file for the interpreter
Creates the text file
$YOURKDE/share/applnk/.hidden/gbr2.desktop. Notice the
dot before hidden.
Open it and add these lines:
[Desktop Entry]
Exec=gbr2
InitialPreference=1
MimeType=application/x-gambas
Name=gbr2
Terminal=false
Type=Application
3. Adds Gambas executables description to the KDE magic file
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The next file already exists!!! You just have to edit it... Be
careful!
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Edit the file
$YOURKDE/share/mimelnk/magic and add this line:
0 string #!/usr/bin/gbr2 application/x-gambas
That's all.
Restart your kde session. The
Gambas executables
will have the generic icon "binary" and you will be able
to run them by just clicking on them.
Adapted from a mail of Stefano Palmeri
> howto > autorun 
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