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Isn't something like that (but more automatic and fine-tunable) already possible by using left mouse button (e.g. run) for one action and middle mouse button for the other (e.g. open in Kate).
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OK. Could you then further explain it please?
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(in KDE 4.5, but I don't think this has changed in later versions) With the right-click options, you can select how you want to open a script, but there is no "run in konsole" option.
I just tried clicking on an executable script and it didn't do anything that I could see. It may have executed it in the background, but there was no feedback, no konsole window to show any output.
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My proposal:
KDE should have a setting if the dialog should pop up at all, only for scripts, or for all executables. * For non-scripts it has the options [Execute] [Execute in Terminal] [Cancel] * For scripts additionally [Open with] (A Button with attached menu. On short click, it opens with the default Text editor set up to open this type of script, on long click it shows the list of apps registered to open it.) * For mono-, windows- jvm-executables possible the same as for scripts. (as you can open them as archives, too) |
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