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The reason why shell scripts are opening in text editor is the default behavior set in Files (file manager in Ubuntu). Fix Shell script opens in text editor in Ubuntu In this quick tutorial, we shall see how to make shell script run by double clicking on it. I know that you would have been advised to run it in the terminal and I know that it would work but that’s not an excuse for the GUI way to not work. I don’t want it and if you are facing the same issue, I assume that even you don’t want it. The shell script has execute permission but still if I double click on it, it is opened in a text editor.
I know that you would say, does the file has execute permission? And I say, yes. You may go crazy yelling “Run, File, Run”, but the file won’t run and instead it gets opened in Gedit. But this might not be the case in Ubuntu, or I should better say in case of Files (Nautilus). When you double click on a shell script (.sh file) what do you expect? The normal expectation would be that it is executed.
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