Thank you for your answer, Jonathon.
I have found that the problem ocurs only with programs that make use of
glade files for the interface. With pure pygtk programs without using
glade files, making a launcher with a simple double click works
perfectly. But if the program builds his interface b
I'm afraid I don't have enough experience with Gnome to answer your
questions, Alfonso. I will share what I know, though. If you could,
run this:
$ gnomevfs-info .pyc | grep MIME
and see what it says? (If it gives you nothing back, then you need to
register a MIME type for .pyc files.
http
On Friday 13 October 2006 12:33, Alfonso wrote:
Could be wrong but can't you use file associations? I do on my SUSE system.
John
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Jonathon Sisson escribió:
> Alfonso wrote:
>
>> Sorry for the too obvious question. I'm new to python and have no idea
>> how can I make execute a compiled .pyc with a double click in linux,
>> with gnome. Trying to double click in a .py gives allways the question
>> wether I want to execute
Alfonso wrote:
> Sorry for the too obvious question. I'm new to python and have no idea
> how can I make execute a compiled .pyc with a double click in linux,
> with gnome. Trying to double click in a .py gives allways the question
> wether I want to execute the text file, or read it. (This beha
Sorry for the too obvious question. I'm new to python and have no idea
how can I make execute a compiled .pyc with a double click in linux,
with gnome. Trying to double click in a .py gives allways the question
wether I want to execute the text file, or read it. (This behaviour can
be changed w
