Re: [Tutor] Correct Way to Start a Python Program Under Linux

2007-01-19 Thread pytutor . 20 . 247ob
> wrote > > I'm not sure what you mean by a filelauncher. > In my window manager I just add the file path to my menu > by editing a dialog box or config file. which environment are you > using? Im using gnome and creating a 'custom application launcher' by rt click a panel and choosing 'add to

Re: [Tutor] Correct Way to Start a Python Program Under Linux

2007-01-18 Thread Alan Gauld
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > I can run them from a terminal window like > > $ /path/to/file.py > > this works fine and dandy no probs at all but ultimately I want to > share this program and I want people to launch the program directly > from a menu and not a shell. That should be straightforward

[Tutor] Correct Way to Start a Python Program Under Linux

2007-01-18 Thread pytutor . 20 . 247ob
Hi, Please help I'm at my wits end... My program comprises of 2 modules and runs a gui written in pygtk2, I have at the beginning of each: #!/bin/env python I made it executable (chmod a+x) I can run them from a terminal window like $ /path/to/file.py this works fine and dandy no probs at all