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You can do, but because Linux has a mechanism for launching the correct interpreter which honours the +x bit it's unusual for anything to do this automatically,
by makomk 10y ago
You can do, but because Linux has a mechanism for launching the correct interpreter which honours the +x bit it's unusual for anything to do this automatically, whereas on Windows associating interpreters with scripting formats is exactly the same as associating editors with document formats.
- Arnavion 10y agoAmusingly this was changed with PowerShell in that .ps1 files do not have powershell.exe registered to run them when double-clicked. As a result people complain about it and resort to writing a .bat wrapper around the script.