Unigine-Heaven-3.0

i ran this on my gnome 2 10.04 Desktop with out a hitch, but i try it on my xfce 4.10 12.04 laptop and i get this error

Code: chad@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Unigine-Heaven-3.0 $ ./heaven ./heaven: line 3: ./launcher_x86: No such file or directory chad@Compaq-Presario-CQ60 ~/Unigine-Heaven-3.0 $ cat ./heaven #!/bin/bash cd ./bin ./launcher_x86 -config ../data/launcher/launcher.xml chad@Compaq-

I'd like to run benchmarks on a couple of graphics cards I have around, so I'm trying out unigine-heaven from the AUR.

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Hello,I'm benchmarking XFWM4 vs. Openbox as a Windows Manger on my XFCE setup with unigine-heaven. I have disabled vsync in nvidia-settings and in unigine-heaven and get72 FPS max with XFWM4 (no matter if compositing is enable or disable in the xfce settings) resulting in 827 points at the end of the run.

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Could someone explain to me in the simplest way possible how to install a program from a .tar.bz2 file? I've looked this up and went through numerous tutorials but couldn't get it to work at all.