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I can't drag Unix Executables to the dock like I can with other executables. Is there another way to put them there?
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I can't drag Unix Executables to the dock like I can with other executables. Is there another way to put them there?
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You can use Platypus http://www.sveinbjorn.org/platypus to build a MacOSX compatable program which calls a bash script/executable.
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Platypus will do the job fairly.
However, if you are not in the favour of installing any other software then you can also achieve the same using AppleScript:
Step 1: open Apple Script Editor from Spotlight search.
Step 2: write this command
to run
do shell script "path_to_unix_executable"
end run
Step 3: Save it as an application bundle.
Step 4: Run
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Platypus is nice. An alternative is to create an Applescript application with a do shell script
command.
Here's the relevant apple technote: http://developer.apple.com/mac/library/technotes/tn2002/tn2065.html
and the AppleScript can be saved as an
app
by File-> Export in the AppleScript editor. The drag & drop theapp
on your dock. – Ioannis Filippidis – 2014-07-28T20:57:37.297