I have a customer who sends me (via their legacy system) a file containing some data.
Few months ago I make small c++ console application on Windows. I need to run exe file over the browser. I use exec php function and everything works fine. Now I trying to do same thing on Linux so that I can put executable file on Linux web server. My linux executable file (inpainting) work when is called from console.
I downloaded the Linux executable for Unetbootin 494, and now I'm trying to run it. As root, I made it executable and attempted to execute it:
chmod +x unetbootin-linux-494
./unetbootin-linux-494
Nothing happens and no output is displayed. ps -e | grep unetbootin shows nothing either. The file's size looks right (4.3 MB), although I don't see a checksum on sourceforge with which to verify it.
I need to run the executable file by double clicking.While double click the executable its asking below message
"Myapp" is an executable file. Do you want to execute it? with option
Executable
Execute in Terminal
Cancel
Its running Fine when I press executable. How to run the executable without above message display? in linux.
I have compiled and created the jar file for my project made in Java Swing with JavaFX.
Now I want to run the project on Linux . For it I have to run my setup on Linux and it picks the directory path from the windows with System.getProperty("user.dir");
I want the equivalent command in Linux.
How to run Java Swing jar on Linux?
I am using linux mint, and to run a python file I have to type in the terminal: python [file path], so is there way to make the file executable, and make it run the python command automatically when I doublr click it?
And since I stopped dealing with windows ages ago, I wonder if the .py files there are also automatically executable or do I need some steps.
Thanks
I created executables of a python script (via pyinstaller) for Mac, Windows and Linux. For Linux and Mac, I am running them in the shell since it doesn't have an own interface: just open a shell and type the name of the program.
I am wondering if there is a way to use certain file ending so if the user clicks on the program, it will be automatically executed in the shell or terminal.
What determines the type of executable file (i.e. PE, ELF, Mach-O, etc) an operating system can run?
A C# file in mono can be compiled using gmcs command.
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