Ok. If you're running the KDE GUI, there should be a
little icon near the bottom of the screen that looks
like a ... terminal. Click it. On Gnome, I'm not sure
- it's under one of the menus at the top. Once you get
a terminal going you'll need to navigate to where your
app is installed... probably the desktop. If so, type
cd Desktop (linux is case sensitive) and press enter.
Then type ./YourApp (remember case sensitive). I bet
you're missing the libstdc++5 library. If so, you need
to install the library (a whole new can of worms).
David
--- Mark O'Neill <real at rbclass dot com> wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "David Fleming" <dflem at yahoo dot com>
>
>
> > Try running it from a terminal. You should get a
> > response telling you which libraries are missing.
> > Probably libstdc++5 ..
>
> Pretend for a second that you are talking to someone
> who's only previous
> encounter with Linux was when testing a previous
> app, how do you run things
> from a Terminal?
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