WiNshortcut is a Linux Nautilus script that enables users to launch a Windows internet shortcut on their system.
If you're looking for a way to open Windows internet shortcuts on your Linux machine, look no further than WiNshortcut. This Nautilus script supports Firefox and allows for easy installation.
To get started, simply unpack the archive and open the script file with a text editor. If necessary, modify the location of the Firefox binary. Then, copy the open-WiNshortcut file to the "~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/" directory.
When you're ready to use WiNshortcut, simply right-click on the internet shortcut from Windows and choose "scripts > open-WiNshortcut." The link will then open in a new tab or window, depending on your Firefox settings.
Overall, WiNshortcut is a convenient tool for Linux users who need to access Windows internet shortcuts. Its quick setup and seamless integration with Firefox make it a reliable choice for browsing.
To get started, simply unpack the archive and open the script file with a text editor. If necessary, modify the location of the Firefox binary. Then, copy the open-WiNshortcut file to the "~/.gnome2/nautilus-scripts/" directory.
When you're ready to use WiNshortcut, simply right-click on the internet shortcut from Windows and choose "scripts > open-WiNshortcut." The link will then open in a new tab or window, depending on your Firefox settings.
Overall, WiNshortcut is a convenient tool for Linux users who need to access Windows internet shortcuts. Its quick setup and seamless integration with Firefox make it a reliable choice for browsing.
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