"Execute" is a screenlet that quickly runs any command you enter within its window, offering efficient command execution without the need for manual input.
If you're looking for a simple tool to execute commands quickly, Execute could be the perfect solution. This handy screenlet allows you to type any command into its window and execute it with ease.
If you're not familiar with screenlets, they are a collection of independent widget applications designed to run on the Screenlets engine. This engine is primarily used on X11-based compositing window managers, with Compiz being the most popular choice for Linux users.
To use Execute, you'll need to have both Screenlets and GNOME installed on your computer. Once you've downloaded and installed the screenlet, simply place it in your /usr/local/share/screenlets directory and run it from there.
In the latest release of Execute, some keys that weren't previously showing - including |!"#$#%/&/&( - have been fixed. Additionally, support for the paste command has been added, and a new skin has been included. Overall, Execute is a reliable and useful tool for anyone looking to streamline command execution on their computer.
If you're not familiar with screenlets, they are a collection of independent widget applications designed to run on the Screenlets engine. This engine is primarily used on X11-based compositing window managers, with Compiz being the most popular choice for Linux users.
To use Execute, you'll need to have both Screenlets and GNOME installed on your computer. Once you've downloaded and installed the screenlet, simply place it in your /usr/local/share/screenlets directory and run it from there.
In the latest release of Execute, some keys that weren't previously showing - including |!"#$#%/&/&( - have been fixed. Additionally, support for the paste command has been added, and a new skin has been included. Overall, Execute is a reliable and useful tool for anyone looking to streamline command execution on their computer.
What's New
Version 0.2: N/A