you can in gnome right click and associate a file type to be opened with an application! just right click, properties, open with -> add blah blah blah ... you know the drill, its not the issue here. but what I should write as command to prompt gnome to open utorrent, add the torrent file, and do whatever i want?
what exactly do you want to do? And why dont you use the transmission bit-torrent downloader available for linux. It is very similar to utorrent. On my machine it uses only 6mb memory.
stimpak wrote:> you can in gnome right click and associate a file type to be opened with an application! just right click, properties, open with -> add blah blah blah ... > > you know the drill, its not the issue here. > > but what I should write as command to prompt gnome to open utorrent, add the torrent file, and do whatever i want?You can use a script like this: Code: #!/bin/sh wine start "`winepath -w "$1"`"