To be clear, I'm a fairly linux noob. I try to work through the GUI as much as possible. To explain
To be clear, I'm a fairly linux noob. I try to work through the GUI as much as possible. To explain my situation, I use comfyUI for some AI stuff, and it runs through the terminal. I have a venv set up as well, to keep the python stuff I need for it sectioned off. I made a very simple script to run that first initializes the venv before starting ComfyUI. Just a .sh file. I was just wondering if there's an easy way to make the .sh file run in terminal when I click on it. I get the option to open/edit the file, or execute. The problem with execute, is that it starts comfyUI but doesn't open a terminal for it, so I can't easily see the outputs or shut it down. Right now, I'm right clicking on the .sh file and there's a menu option to run in terminal. I was just wondering if there was a way to make it so clicking on the .sh file defaults to opening it in terminal.
