Hado
February 27th, 2010, 11:04 PM
I'm completely new to the Linux OS.
It is very foreign to me, i'm very used to the way windows does everything, including how windows does installation.
I know that Linux doesn't understand .exe files like windows does... which is part of the problem...
I have a linux zip file of a program (Jgrasp) that I want to install.
I unzipped it into my home file and then wanted to run the program, but I have no idea what to do next.
How the heck do I run the program if i can't access the .exe's what files launch a program in linux? Also how do i get it to recognize the JDK files?
Can anyone help?
It is very foreign to me, i'm very used to the way windows does everything, including how windows does installation.
I know that Linux doesn't understand .exe files like windows does... which is part of the problem...
I have a linux zip file of a program (Jgrasp) that I want to install.
I unzipped it into my home file and then wanted to run the program, but I have no idea what to do next.
How the heck do I run the program if i can't access the .exe's what files launch a program in linux? Also how do i get it to recognize the JDK files?
Can anyone help?