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You could have a shim script with the shebang that only exists to call the "real" script using Python. /usr/bin/hello: #!/usr/bin/bash python3 /usr/bin/he
by cfiggers 2y ago
You could have a shim script with the shebang that only exists to call the "real" script using Python.
/usr/bin/hello:
#!/usr/bin/bash
python3 /usr/bin/hello.py
/usr/bin/hello.py:
print("Hello, world!")
Console:
$ chmod +x /usr/bin/hello
$ hello
Hello, World!
- speakspokespok 2y agoWhy is this response being marked down? Just off the top of my head Sublime and VSCODE do this. I prefer `/usr/local/bin` since your package manager won't touch it. Sublime: /usr/bin/subl: #!/bin/sh exec /opt/sublime_text/sublime_text "$@" VSCODE: /usr/bin/code: ... # Launch exec /opt/visual-studio-code/bin/code "$@" $CODE_USER_FLAGS