> Open a terminal window under X, (xwindows)
>
> execute ls -l <yourapplication>
>
> Check if it have the x (execute) permisions at least for the user you
> are runing (I read that you checked it via right click please do it the
> way I sugest just to be shure), if not set the execute bit then run the
> following command
>
> chmod +x <yourapplication>
>
> Then on the same terminal window execute ./<yourapplication>, please
> note that I assume you are on the same directory where your app is
> located, if you are still having problems send me the complete output of
> all the comands mentioned here.
Rafael,
That did it, thank you much!
Now, how does one prepare an app for Linux distribution? I don't want to
have to sudo chown, chmod etc., every time I try a Linux app. Is there a
way to do it so that it comes over when copying the app to Linux from Mac
that will set the group and owner and executable bits?
I enjoy reading so if someone could point me in the direction of a good read
up on this I would appreciate it.
Thanks,
-seanA
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