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do you know if there is possibility to add custom script as element in context menu? I've seen similar threads related adding "open folder as rootopen folder as root" and "make executable/runmake executable/run" entries, but still I'm not able to make such element in context menu work with my script. My script works perfectly when I'm calling it by name from terminal (it is in /bin/): myscript.sh filename. Do you how the syntax of Exec in New Contractor Entery shoud looks like to makes it work?

do you know if there is possibility to add custom script as element in context menu? I've seen similar threads related adding "open folder as root" and "make executable/run" entries, but still I'm not able to make such element in context menu work with my script. My script works perfectly when I'm calling it by name from terminal (it is in /bin/): myscript.sh filename. Do you how the syntax of Exec in New Contractor Entery shoud looks like to makes it work?

do you know if there is possibility to add custom script as element in context menu? I've seen similar threads related adding "open folder as root" and "make executable/run" entries, but still I'm not able to make such element in context menu work with my script. My script works perfectly when I'm calling it by name from terminal (it is in /bin/): myscript.sh filename. Do you how the syntax of Exec in New Contractor Entery shoud looks like to makes it work?

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How to add custom script in Elementary OS file manager context menu?

do you know if there is possibility to add custom script as element in context menu? I've seen similar threads related adding "open folder as root" and "make executable/run" entries, but still I'm not able to make such element in context menu work with my script. My script works perfectly when I'm calling it by name from terminal (it is in /bin/): myscript.sh filename. Do you how the syntax of Exec in New Contractor Entery shoud looks like to makes it work?