any pointers?
how do i execute a .mojo?
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Syntax
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how do i execute a .mojo?
i need to update the warzone game on my little brothers machine, but can't figure out how to run a .mojo
any pointers?
any pointers?
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Kamaze
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Re: how do i execute a .mojo?
The mojo file is for linux only.
If you're on linux, make the mojo file executable +x and run it.
"./warzone2100-2.0.10.mojo"
As far as i know...
If you're on linux, make the mojo file executable +x and run it.
"./warzone2100-2.0.10.mojo"
As far as i know...
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Re: how do i execute a .mojo?
you gotta make it an executable first? i thought that was for some .sh files... not .mojo... ah well
thanks!
thanks!
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Kamaze
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Re: how do i execute a .mojo?
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We now use MojoSetup for the Linux installer since AutoPackage was a bit problematic, especially for x86_64 systems.
The installer is a binary you have to execute from a terminal (chmod +x warzone2100-2.0.8_rc1.mojo && ./warzone2100-2.0.8_rc1.mojo), and not a shell script with a graphical menu like the AutoPackage was. It is still being built with the AutoPackage build tools (apbuild/apgcc), though.
Please tell us your (good or bad) experiences with the Warzone 2100 MojoSetup Linux installer!
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DevUrandom
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Re: how do i execute a .mojo?
In Konqueror you make a file executable by:
- Right click
- Choose Properties
- Click the Permissions tab
- Check the Executable box
You can then click it to execute.
On the console you do like Kamaze said:
First: chmod +x file
Then: ./file
Or short: chmod +x file && ./file
The current MojoSetup also has a GTK GUI, btw.
- Right click
- Choose Properties
- Click the Permissions tab
- Check the Executable box
You can then click it to execute.
On the console you do like Kamaze said:
First: chmod +x file
Then: ./file
Or short: chmod +x file && ./file
The current MojoSetup also has a GTK GUI, btw.