Ijack Splendid Jul 30, 2008 7,099 0 28,010 Jul 28, 2010 #2 Just type the name in a command prompt. If the directory that it is in is not in the PATH variable then you will need to type: ./command from the directory it is in, rather than command (Alternatively, just type the full path to the file.) Upvote 0 Downvote
Just type the name in a command prompt. If the directory that it is in is not in the PATH variable then you will need to type: ./command from the directory it is in, rather than command (Alternatively, just type the full path to the file.)
Pyroflea Distinguished Mar 18, 2007 2,156 0 19,960 Jul 28, 2010 #3 Assuming you're referring to *.deb, *.run, etc., then follow ijack's suggestion. If it's an *.exe file intended for Windoze, then installing wine will allow you to run and install said application. Upvote 0 Downvote
Assuming you're referring to *.deb, *.run, etc., then follow ijack's suggestion. If it's an *.exe file intended for Windoze, then installing wine will allow you to run and install said application.