Hi all,
This is a simple report on the use of a Linux REALbasic generated application.
The Linux flavor is slax 5.0.7b burned from the .ISO on a CD-RW.
I've booted using "startx".
The REALbasic application was generated using REALbasic 5.5.5 Pro _AND_
REALbasic 2005r4 Pro from a Macintosh laptop (PowerBook 15" 1.5GHZ / 8-2004) and
placed on a Memory Stick (Windows formatted).
Once on the Linux desktop, I double-cliked on both applications:
a. they both are recognized as "Executable File",
b. for both I get a "locate window" to get the application to "Open with"...
If I choose the "REALbasic Standard for Linux" application in the Pentium IV
internal hard disk or in the Memory Stick I get the same answer: "You can only
select local files."
Just to know what will happens, I choosed an application from the hard disk
(KolourPaint) and get something like: "Unable to open the document, it may be
corrupted". Of course, the KolourPaint application knows only image files ;)
It is late now, so I will try to install slack on a hard disk and try to start
from there, then try to run "REALbasic2006".
BTW: I forget to mention that the application "REALbasic2006" cannot be runned
too: same bad window that ask me the "Know application to use to Open it with..." :(
Regards,
Emile
PS: the icons in slax are very nice
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