is there a way to run a script by writing ./script instead of ./script.sh?

[a_n_h]

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thanks in advance

[daark.child]

Just rename the script from "script.sh" to "script". Your script will need to be made executable and at the top you should have a line (or lines) that stipulate which shell should be used to run the script e.g.

#!/usr/bin/env bash

or

#!/usr/bin/bash

[a_n_h]

yea works fine now...

thanks m8

[peteh]

And if you put it in your /user-name/bin/ folder you don't need to type the "./" just "script".

[the_ultimate_samurai]

also you can set kde (if you have it) to run the script when you run a certain file, for instance: if i have a script which runs mplayer i can run that script from kde by using <path to script>/thescript.sh %U i like that one a lot (i love using custom scripts for things like that)