>in osx, you can run a troonix script from the shell (finder, not troonix's command line interpreter excuse of a shell) if you name it so that the name ends with .command >for whatever reason, instead of just running the script, it spins up a new command line interpreter and types ; exit; >this has the effect that if you press ctrl–c, it will drop you into that command line interpreter instead of just exiting >it also breaks if you are using powershell because powershell doesn't accept the linefeed until it has finished initializing