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Im very new at this stuff and dont know where to go.
I have a 7"asus eeepc which is 1.0.1 (not sure what that means)
I rung the asus support as i cant download anything on my computer or my flashdisk.I was told to have a linux compatabile game and it should work,so i got a game of mahjong and downloaded it and cant open it and dont really know how.
Is there anyone out there who can point me in the right way as been trying for days now.
Im not good at computers so need an easy softer way if possible.
Thank you in advance
So where's the link to the game that you tried to download?
I had a game on my flash drive that someone brought for me then i just went to a site saying download mahjong for free with linux and downloaded a game and had the same problem and it wouldnt open at all.
The .tgz file from the site you mentioned is an archive. You'll need to extract the files using a program such as Xarchiver before you can run the game.
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