I copied the servicemenu to ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus and the sh-file to ~/bin (which s in the PATH). When I rightclick on a folder and choose "open with yakuake" I only get the typical yakuake message in the left upper corner of my screen that I shall press F12 to use it. Looking at yakuake nothing have changed, I am still in that directory I was before. When I close yakuake before I call the servicemenu I end up with a yakuake pointing to my home directory. What's wrong?
Place the Shell script in your "~/bin" directory, but if you do not have one setup up just put in in "/usr/local/bin" using this command:
su -c "cp openWithYakuake.sh /usr/local/bin"Enter Root password
You can also, provided it is setup, use sudo:
sudo cp openWithYakuake.sh /usr/local/binEnter your password
These commands need to be activated in the directory that openWithYakuake.sh is located.
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[Desktop Entry] ServiceTypes=inode/directory Actions=OpenWithYakuake [Desktop Action OpenWithYakuake] Name=Mit Yakuake öffnen Icon=yakuake Exec= "openWithYakuake.sh" Greets Chris
I copied the servicemenu to ~/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus and the sh-file to ~/bin (which s in the PATH). When I rightclick on a folder and choose "open with yakuake" I only get the typical yakuake message in the left upper corner of my screen that I shall press F12 to use it. Looking at yakuake nothing have changed, I am still in that directory I was before. When I close yakuake before I call the servicemenu I end up with a yakuake pointing to my home directory. What's wrong?
Place the Shell script in your "~/bin" directory, but if you do not have one setup up just put in in "/usr/local/bin" using this command: su -c "cp openWithYakuake.sh /usr/local/bin" Enter Root password You can also, provided it is setup, use sudo: sudo cp openWithYakuake.sh /usr/local/bin Enter your password These commands need to be activated in the directory that openWithYakuake.sh is located.
Can you elaborate on the location to put the .sh file. You mention a $PATH dir but can you be more specific ?
Sweet=) Like this as well=) Yakuake is a really nice app.