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Actionmenu "make file executable"

KDE Service Menu

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Link: http://
Downloads: 1791

Submitted: Mar 7 2004
Updated: Mar 10 2004

Description:

Simple Actionmenu to make Files executable

Install:
tar -jxf Make Executable.tar.bz2
cd Make Executable
read readme.txt

Changelog:

0.1 Initial release
0.2 You can chose between show direct Actionmenu or in a seperate submenu.Filetypes changed.

License: GPL

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Howto

by Yaba on: Mar 7 2004

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I once saw a very good howto about service menus. Do you have the URL?

Could you please post it?

To mess up a Linux box, you need to work at it; to mess up your Windows box, you just need to work on it.
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Re: Howto

by aseigo on: Mar 7 2004

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http://developer.kde.org/documentation/tutorials/dot/servicemenus.html

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Re: Re: Howto

by Yaba on: Mar 8 2004

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Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks a lot!

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nice

by LMCBoy on: Mar 9 2004

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Thanks for writing this, it's pretty cool!

Would it be possible to have it detect whether the file is executable, and show either "make file executable" or "make file not executable" in the Action menu, rather than placing both actions in a submenu? Or is that too complex for servicemenus?

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Re: nice

by optionX on: Mar 9 2004

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I will placing both actions in a submenu :-)

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excelent indeed

by jos on: Mar 9 2004

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But ehm... might it try to detect wheter the file is an .sh/.run/etc, so it doesnt show up in .jpg's???

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Re: excelent indeed

by optionX on: Mar 9 2004

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Sorry no :-)

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Re: Re: excelent indeed

by thomas12777 on: Mar 10 2004

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if you don't want - ok.
if you think you can't :
try file filename.ext ;-)

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Re: Re: Re: excelent indeed

by thomas12777 on: Mar 10 2004

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oh, btw.
kde can do this job for you as you can define the filetypes for the servicemenu in the .desktop file

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Not neccessary

by Brandybuck on: Mar 11 2004

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This "improvement" is not necessary. The ability to easily change the file permission to executable already exists in the properties dialog.

While it may seem a convenience to allow this on the service menu, you should stop and think if you want users to be changing file permissions without first understanding the concepts behind the permissions dialog.

IMHO...

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Re: Not neccessary

by Fri13 on: Mar 11 2004

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Why i think these service menus make KDE more like windows with it security problems?

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English screenshot?

by fprog26 on: Mar 19 2004

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Would it be possible
to post an English screenshot?

Thank you!

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Actionmenu "make file executable"

KDE Service Menu

Simple Actionmenu to make Files executable Install: tar -jxf Make Executable.tar.bz2 cd Make Executable read readme.txt

0.1 Initial release 0.2 You can chose between show direct Actionmenu or in a seperate submenu.Filetypes changed.

Howto

I once saw a very good howto about service menus. Do you have the URL? Could you please post it?

Re: Howto

Re: Re: Howto

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks a lot!

nice

Thanks for writing this, it's pretty cool! Would it be possible to have it detect whether the file is executable, and show either "make file executable" or "make file not executable" in the Action menu, rather than placing both actions in a submenu? Or is that too complex for servicemenus?

Re: nice

I will placing both actions in a submenu :-)

excelent indeed

But ehm... might it try to detect wheter the file is an .sh/.run/etc, so it doesnt show up in .jpg's???

Re: excelent indeed

Sorry no :-)

Re: Re: excelent indeed

if you don't want - ok. if you think you can't : try file filename.ext ;-)

Re: Re: Re: excelent indeed

oh, btw. kde can do this job for you as you can define the filetypes for the servicemenu in the .desktop file

Not neccessary

Re: Not neccessary

Why i think these service menus make KDE more like windows with it security problems?

English screenshot?

Would it be possible to post an English screenshot? Thank you!

Simple Actionmenu to make Files executable

Install:
tar -jxf Make Executable.tar.bz2
cd Make Executable
read readme.txt

0.1 Initial release
0.2 You can chose between show direct Actionmenu or in a seperate submenu.Filetypes changed.

I once saw a very good howto about service menus. Do you have the URL?

Could you please post it?

Exactly what I was looking for.

Thanks a lot!

Thanks for writing this, it's pretty cool!

Would it be possible to have it detect whether the file is executable, and show either "make file executable" or "make file not executable" in the Action menu, rather than placing both actions in a submenu? Or is that too complex for servicemenus?

if you don't want - ok.
if you think you can't :
try file filename.ext ;-)

oh, btw.
kde can do this job for you as you can define the filetypes for the servicemenu in the .desktop file

Would it be possible
to post an English screenshot?

Thank you!