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This article mainly introduces in detail how linux calls the script to open the software. The sample code in this article is very detailed and has a certain reference value. Interested friends can refer to it.

Open the terminal and create a folder to hold the script files written.

Find the path to the execution program you want to open. Take Firefox as an example. There is an execution program for Firefox under / usr/bin.

Enter cd / usr/local/myShell to enter the folder you just created.

Then type sudo touch openFireFox.sh to create the script file.

Enter sudo vi openFireFox.sh and use vi to edit the file.

Press I to enter the insert state. Enter:

#! / bin/shcd / usr/bin./firefox

Then press the ESC key to exit the editing state, press: wq and press enter to save the file to exit.

After exiting, type sudo chmod 777./ openFireox.sh to modify the permissions of the file.

Then type. / openFireFox.sh to open the Firefox browser.

These are the details of how linux calls scripts to open the software, and does it yield anything after reading it? If you want to know more about it, welcome to the industry information!

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