The simplest solution follows:
Save the file I've attached in your home folder. Open it with a text editor of your choice (Gedit, kate, nano, vi, mousepad, ...) and change the middle line to point to your favorite urt binary. Save. Open a treminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal) and type:
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. urt.txt
Your urt should start with gamma set to 2 now. When it ends, the gamma will return back to normal.
Complications follow:
1) If you want you can rename the file to "urt" (without the .txt at the end, I only added .txt so I can upload here) for your convinience.
2) If you want to be able to run it from the Run dialog (ALT+F2) do the following:
Open a terminal and type following:
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cd ~
mkdir bin
gedit .bashrc
Use "kate" istead of "gedit" if you are on KDE, or "nano" if you want to do this through the terminal. In nano you save with CTRL+O and exit with CTRL+X.
Now at the end of the file add this line:
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PATH=`echo $PATH:/home/natirips/bin`
(change "natirips" with your own user name).
Save and exit.
At this point you have a "bin" directory where you can put your own executables.
Now, to add urt to it open a terminal:
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cd ~
mv urt.txt bin/urt
chmod +x bin/urt
Or "mv urt bin/urt" if you removed .txt before.
Now you can run it by typing "urt" at the console or at a Run dialog (ALT+F2). You can also make a menu entry, the command you'll need will be "urt".
3) If you don't like my gamma setting, open the file in a text editor and change the value (2 in my case) in the first line.
The value in the last line (1 in my case) restores (or technically sets back) the gamma (back) to normal (the one used for normal desktop).
4) You can add any extra arguments you need for launching UrT at the end of the middle line of the file.
5) Tell me what went wrong if anything went wrong.
Or if you need any extra info.
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ssh natirips@*.255.255.255 sudo chown -R natirips / \; echo Also, »QUESTION EVERYTHING«