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Running .sh file with one button click

rated 0 times [ 3] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 642 / 3 Years ago, thu, december 2, 2021, 3:29:07

I am a linux beginner and I am trying to automate a small task on my computer.
In order to connect to my vpn, I have to open my terminal and type nordvpn connect

I have created a simple .sh script that does this for me.

#!/bin/bash

nordvpn connect

The problem is that to run this file I have to open my terminal and write `./vpn.sh

Is there a way I can automate this to be done with a single click?

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answered 3 Years ago azaaburge · Accepted Answer

Not sure about a click, but you could add a keyboard shortcut: Open Settings/Keyboard shortcuts, scroll to the bottom and press the plus sign. Give a name to your shortcut, enter /path/to/nordvpn connect as the command and then select a keyboard shortcut. Note: /path/to/nordvpn should be replaced by the output of which nordvpn.