SUSE :: Execute A Script From The Desktop Or Panel?

I mount folders on the networked computers with this one line

sshfs stanathostname: HomeBase - sorry, can't use the url in my first post

How can I make this into a clickable icon and put it somewhere on the desktop or in the panel or somewhere?

It works from a terminal, and fuse.sh script I put it in works from a terminal, too, and it's executable, but none of my attempts to create a new "basic link to a file or directory" or a new "link to application" from KDE plasma panel had produced any result. At best I get a new terminal window with fuse.sh title that never closes.

Ok, sometimes it tells me that my "HomeBase" does not exist, which isn't true, of course, but I guess it doesn't exist in relation to the file executing the script.

HomeBase is a directory in a home folder, the link or command file is placed in Desktop, I think.

What I really want is a clickable icon and a script that would not only do the sshfs connection but also produce some kind of status message somewhere, like "initializing", "working" and "done, your remote folders are available in your "HomeBase" directory".

Could all of that be done in bash? When I look at bash tutorials I see lots of trivial stuff about variables and conditionals that I think is more or less common to any programming language, and I worked with php and javascript extensively.

But lets get the basic's first - how to integrate the sshfs line into the GUI environment in OpenSuse 11.3 KDE?