X-terminal-emulator provided by gnome-terminal prob[SOLVED]

[Scorpion]

I made a (first) script to launch a file that needs to be ran in a terminal. Then I made a .dekstop to launch it.
If I used x-terminal-emulator:

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#!/system/bin/sh
cd <file_location>
x-terminal-emulator -e ./<file>

It cannot take many of all the (gnome-terminal) arguments like

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--maximize --profile=<profile_name>

but works.
And I need to use a second script that launch the first one:

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#!/bin/sh
cd /<first_script_location>
sh <first_script>

The .desktop executes the second script:

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[...]
Exec=/<second_script_location>/./<second_script>
[...]

How can I use all the arguments in x-terminal-emulator?

If i use gnome-terminal:
It can take all the arguments:

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#!/system/bin/sh
cd <file_location>
gnome-terminal --maximize --profile=<profile_name> -e ./<file>

But the .desktop doesn't work. If I launch it nothing happens.

If I launch the first script: nothing happens.
I if I do it with the option "Run it in terminal" (that is not necessary as the script use the terminal):

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Failed to execute child process "/<first_script_location>/<first_script>" (No such file or directory) 

Same error with x-terminal-emulator (when I use directly the first script).

[stevepusser]

First line:

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#!/system/bin/sh

How did you get a /system folder in / ? Usually

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#!/bin/sh

is just fine.

[Scorpion]

I copied it from somewhere, I tried it works fine with the first scripts.
This is my .desktop:

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#!/usr/bin/env xdg-open
[Desktop Entry]
Version=1.0
Type=Application
Terminal=false
Exec=/
Name=
Comment=
Icon=/

Is it fine?
(I forgot Terminal=true, it kept launching new terminal instances.)