i recently found a slight fix of the error of the child process.
make a .sh file and add:
! /bin/bash
chmod u+x lscript.sh
cd /usr/bin/lscript
./l
assuming you have installed lscript normally if not change the /usr/bin/lscript to where you installed lscript
place the .sh file in your user. Type:
sudo ./example.sh
This will allow you to run lscript without the child process error but you need to do sudo ./example.sh everytime you want to run the shorcut
i recently found a slight fix of the error of the child process.
make a .sh file and add:
! /bin/bash
chmod u+x lscript.sh
cd /usr/bin/lscript
./l
assuming you have installed lscript normally if not change the /usr/bin/lscript to where you installed lscript place the .sh file in your user. Type:
sudo ./example.sh This will allow you to run lscript without the child process error but you need to do sudo ./example.sh everytime you want to run the shorcut