Color Schemes in IntelliJ IDEA (Light and Dark)
A freebie - sharing my color configurations for IntelliJ IDEA editors (code) and the related family of IDEs
Note: This was tested on 12.04, but should work for later versions as well.
Open the Terminal. Make sure you know your file’s name and its location.Let’s say the name is filename.sh and it’s in the current directory you’re looking at.
Remember, you can change the directory using the cd command. cd myfolder would get you into the myfolder directory.
You can check your current directory using the pwd command, and list all files inside it using the ls command.
Your Shell file might still be a non-executable file. Either way, it’s safe to make it executable again:
chmod +x filename.sh
… or if you need admin privileges to do so, then just add sudo in front, like this:
sudo chmod +x filename.sh
Now your file has the ability to be launched from the folder or from the Terminal. If you want to launch it from the Terminal, type in the following command:
sh filename.sh
… or using the current folder prefix (dot & slash):
./filename.sh
Again, if you need administrator privileges for the operation or something fails, you can just add the sudo prefix in front.
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