Ubuntu under Default SH script double-click Run

CTRL-ALT-T Exhale the console.

Enter Dconf-editor, without sudo, as the current user configuration.

(now Ubuntu 14.04 Package Library has been provided dconf-editor, if not available apt-get install Dconf-editor command to obtain)

Come out a window and find this key value path

Org.gnome.nautilus.preferences, has executable-text-activation
This key value, by default, is display, which is the default text editor.
Change to ask.

If you want to change back to point to the lower right, set to default, reply default, the default is display.

Effective immediately after the change.

Then you open an executable sh script is not to display a text editor, but instead asked you 4 Choose 1.

Run in terminal, and normal input sh xxxxx in console. The SH script name works the same. Run the script from the console.

Display, edit the text.

Cancel, the wrong point. I don't open the text.

Run, does not display the console log log information and runs the script in the background.

Some game programs, if the test is not a big problem, and too many logs, resulting in slow game performance, you can choose that fourth. Run the script in the background. It is enough to see a game window on your front desk.

Good. Done.

(The test was successful under Ubuntu14.04!) ）

Ubuntu under Default SH script double-click Run