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Forum › Forums › New users › New Users and General Questions › How to make a symlink to executable in rox-filer
Hi Everyone,
rox-filer can make symlinks from the menu. If I make a symlink to an executable in rox-filer, rox-filer still doesn’t know what to do with the symlink when I click on it. It says “no run action.” How to I create a sym-link to an executable that executes whan I click on the link in rox-filer?
Sincerely,
Lars.
It says “no run action.”
If you right click on the file you can then select there something like “set runaction” or here in german its “set start action”
There you can write a command like
mpv "$@"
click on “Use command”
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