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@Abecedary
After unzipping them, you may have to fix the permissions from the command line, I didn't have that problem. You can always `chmod rwx`the file. The shebang is probably correct on it already, it's easy to put there. (the shebang is the first line adullday pointed out starting with #!)
@adullday
I usually change the extension to .py, not .command. It avoids a few problems:
- If you change it to .py, you don't need to worry about the execute bit being set.
- If you use .command, it will launch in a terminal window.
- It will not create an applet package.
Both methods certainly work, I just think using .py is easier for non-unix types.
- Ed
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