HOW DO I DISABLE EXECUTION OF EXECUTABLES IN THUNAR?
WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THEM?

>lintroon has wine nigger up their file associations
many such cases

As always, blame gnome and gtk. Just transition to window manager now. Don’t delay any more.

leave the binaries alone, freak

>>105687200
it's worse than that, it's native ELF executables
>>105687206
I'm already using DWM but I don't which standalone file manager to use if not this one

YOUR QUESTION IS TOO VAGUE TO ANSWER WITH CONFIDENCE!!

oh. its right there then bruh

>>105687242
if you double click on an ELF executable it will execute, and "Execute" will also be the first item in the menu when you right click on an compiled executable file
I even tried to make executable files get opened with vim as the default opener, to prevent execution, but it doesn't stick

thanks but all this is doing is remove the executable permission for a particular file, this won't prevent the execution of the other ones

>>105687249
>>105687264


>>105687200
and also I don't even have wine installed since I've installed linux on this PC. this is the default settings

hol up. you want the default action for double clicking any elf to not be execute? use case unclear but unironically

can we instead use this thread to figure why this isnt pixel perfect? top is a png of X root window saved with imagemagick. bottom is live.

>>105687313
yes motherfucker, this is dangerous and there is no use case for that

>>105687507
so is this one of those times when you come up with somerhing, realize its silly, but for some reason just cant say so. so you double down and make outlandish claims digging yourself into a silly hole. the pepe should have given it away deSu.
anyway: nigger that is THE ONLY default use case for double clicking an executable. literally nothing else makes sense in any scenario.

hol up.. the execute flag isnt even set by default! you (or your compiler) enabled it!

>>105687556
>gaslighting
>mental gymnastics
kill yourself you literal faggot
the only sensible action is to not execute it and do nothing because it's not safe
you might double click it by accident because of muscle memory

>>105687264
sudo chmod -R -x .* /

>>105687874
and how do I execute these executables now?
I don't want to prevent execution, I want to prevent executing anythnig via Thunar
how the fuck is it difficult to understand? or why do I want this?
do you know how many Windows users accidentially executed malware?

>>105687891
by accidentalls double clicking a file they didn't mean to double click? <0.01 %

>>105687905
that's what accidentally means you fucking nigger

bump

>>105687556
>>105687850
You guys forgot double-clicking mouse button. Decent chance a mouse will develop this issue.

>>105687249
what's the point of this? why can't you just name it exe like on windows and automatically make it executable? basic design flaws like this is the reason linux is not popular