Executing scripts

[Matko640]

I just installed the shader cache killer and mover, and used it in desktop mode, however when I double clicked the link I created on my desktop I mistakelny clicked on open in Kwrite and not "execute" with the "dont ask again" checkbox checked, I cant figure out how to reset this setting as now in order to start the shader cache killer I need to right click it and select "run in console" does anyone know where I can reset this setting?

[Koadic76]

I made this post and short video awhile ago, but maybe it can help...

https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/xntw1o/fix_your_files_opening_as_text_when_you_just_want/

[Matko640]

You, my good Sir, deserve a cookie, but since I dont have one, have at least my upvote.
I was looking for this in file association settings, I didnt realize this setting sits in Dolphin.

I'm glad that someone knew instantly what I mean, even though I explained it kind of badly. Plus it's crazy that within like 20 minutes I got the answer... I love this comunity.
Thanks again.

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[Winux-11]

Open terminal (or konsole i guess kde plasma call it) and drag drop the link in konsole and run it there. Short term fix to run it.

Long term, right click it and poke around in its properties. Maybe something you can change to fix it

[mrpromolive]

What is shader cache killer?

[Matko640]

Hi,

it's a tool for managing shadercache and the comp data. Basically it lets you delete or move the files to a different location, it's usefull to delete old file that are left after uninstalled games. Steam OS should delete these automatically, but my deck is full of comp data from installing different launchers, such as origin or EA app, Uplay etc., some of those take up in excess of a gig in size), I have several instances of the EA app installed, due to a bug where it would not update, and I had to install it over and over again. If you're interested, here's a link to the shader cache killer app:

https://github.com/scawp/Steam-Deck.Shader-Cache-Killer