* Note that user scripts and binaries will refuse to open for security reasons if they are not set as executable. 'Z:\usr\bin\zenity' '-info -title='Test Dialog' -text= ' Fusion opened me.'Z:\usr\bin\gnome-terminal' '-e /path/to/script.sh' would open the Terminal and run a shell script.'Z:\bin\bash' '/path/to/script.sh' The Unix pathname needs to be correct in the parameter, since this is called via Linux and had left the Wine environment.Similar thing again, be cautious about the inverted slashes: / → \ (Note any parameters involving speech marks are properly parsed by Fusion) ' ' will open the dialogue package zenity to create your own dialogs. '/usr/bin/zenity' '-info -title='Test Dialog' -text= ' Fusion opened me.
'/usr/bin/gnome-terminal' '-e /path/to/script.sh' would open the Terminal and run a shell script.'/bin/bash' '/path/to/script.sh' would execute a shell script in the background.'/usr/bin/nautilus' would open the Nautilus file manager.
Using the System Object → 'Execute an external program' → 'With an evaluated pathname' option, you can call a Linux program using these as examples: It's definitely possible, I've done this many times.
