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I can just about read your screen shot -- is that pcsx2? If so, have you (1) made sure that you have the Linux version and (2) read this? http://pcsx2.net/config-guide.html
I can just about read your screen shot -- is that pcsx2? If so, have you (1) made sure that you have the Linux version and (2) read this? http://pcsx2.net/config-guide.html
I am sure I have the linux version, and it is pcsx2. However the main issue is the face that I have know idea how to execute the shell script for the installer.
the "$" is there to symbolize that you opened a terminal with a user prompt.
you don't actually type the "$", but everything following it.
sorry about that.
apart from that, did you read the documentation, both included in your download and on the web page as another member suggested?
Distribution: Ubuntu 11.4,DD-WRT micro plus ssh,lfs-6.6,Fedora 15,Fedora 16
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Originally Posted by bob1352
I guess I am going to try to compile the shell script of something using cmake.
What is a linux binary???
a linux binary is the equivilent of a windows .exe file, it is the executable code of the program
running ./{binary} file name at the prompt runs it (the ./ is important if you are running a binary in a place other than the PATH (can be determined at a prompt by typing 'echo $PATH', and is the list of places on the file system where the OS searches for executable binaries).
unfortunately if someone can only "point and click" in the "Microsoft way"
and can not even use the microssoft "cmd.exe" -- let alone bash
then maybe they should 1)
learn to USE a computer
2)
stick with microsoft and never learn to even use that , other than "point and click"
You provide no solution to this issue. You just complain that I have no idea how to use a computer. I am trying very hard to get this to work. If your going to click on a question try to provide an answer.
Instead of complaining about the ignorance of the person who asked the question.
the YUM or the inststall would not worked so I changed it to.
su -c 'dnf install pcsx2'
this did not work as well.
Here he the output from your previous command.
[root@linux-machine-1 lbyker]# cd ~/Downloads/pcxs2-1.2.2
bash: cd: /root/Downloads/pcxs2-1.2.2: No such file or directory
[root@linux-machine-1 lbyker]# ./launch_pcsx2_linux.sh
bash: ./launch_pcsx2_linux.sh: No such file or directory
Now here is a screen shot of the directory.
P.S. when I say previous command I mean
cd ~/Downloads/pcxs2-1.2.2
./launch_pcsx2_linux.sh
./pcsx2
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