Bets on permissions. Or the interactive flag.
this post was submitted on 24 Dec 2024
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Nope, as I’ve written: Even the .desktop file works when double-clicked. It just won’t autostart.
But thanks.
I start my scripts directly with the startup utility. By using a command like bash ~/.hiddenScript.sh or use a cronjob
- It works! Says the Dev (they mean in a narrow frame of use cases that only exist during development)
- It works! Says the end-user (it works when they figure out the one pathway the Dev intended for the app to be used in)