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      <title>Breve storia: script Bash con Elgato Stream Deck</title>
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      <description>Se volete includere uno script bash in Elgato Stream Deck, avete prima bisogno di uno script bash.
Passo 1: creare uno script Bash: Creo un file chiamato &amp;ldquo;say-hallo.sh&amp;rdquo; con il seguente contenuto:
#!/bin/bash say &amp;quot;hallo&amp;quot; Passo 2: Impostare i diritti Il seguente comando rende il file eseguibile: x  &amp;ndash;  +   Terminal   $ chmod 755 say-hallo.sh  
Passo 3: includere lo script Bash nel mazzo 3.</description>
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