What I want to know is :
Is there a way to make an icon (or something similar) for the desktop so I can click it to run a .tar file I download?
I tried this with seamonkey. I had downloaded the .tar file off of the internet (because I want to be able to do this with other tars and not always use Puppy Package Manager to find Puppy programs), extracted it to a location (/root/my-applications) and found the right file to make it run but I couldn't figure out how to make that file run seamonkey unless I run it within the program folder itself - in other words, I'd like some icon or something to enable me to run it without having to go into the program folder itself and click it there every time - can I put an icon or a link to this file on the desktop so I can run it from there?
There must be a way (I presume), but how? Does anyone know how to do this? If there's a way, please spell out the instructions - I'm seeking help here because I looked hard and long on Google and found nothing but instructions which didn't work (I assume it was the instructions which I found that were incorrect and not that it's because there's no way to do this).
Thanks for any help.
P.S. Also, if anyone has a good recommend for a clipboard program, I can use one. Puppy Package Manager only had 2 and both sucked, and they were : Glipper Clipboard Manager, and Xclipboard.
Need help with MacPup (a version of Puppy)
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resistor X
, Apr 07 2010 10:38 PM
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