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How does one convert terminal commands to desktop shortcut

I am attempting to recreate terminal commands with a Fedora desktop launcher shortcut to start x360mediaserve. The commands in the terminal work as below:

Code:

cd /opt/x360mediaserve-0.0.2

./start 192.168.2.126

But attempting to run from a desktop launcher, it doesn't work, with the command line:

Code:

sudo /opt/x360mediaserve-0.0.2/start 192.168.2.126

Code:

sudo cd /opt/x360mediaserve-0.0.2;./start 192.168.2.126

I have also attempted to create a shell script, from which to launch via desktop launcher:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

        cd /opt/x360mediaserve-0.0.2

        ./start 192.168.2.126

which also doesn't work. Any advice to what I may be doing wrong?

OK, I got it to work. Had to change ownership from "root" to myself, and created a shell script, with the same commands, to point to from the desktop launcher.