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How run executable files, what are not installed?
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You have to install a file before you can use it. Or are you talking about "putting files on your disk without using pacman"?
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You have to install a file before you can use it. Or are you talking about "putting files on your disk without using pacman"?
I think he means like scripts.
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Try this in a terminal
$ ./program
-- output --
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I have with KDevelop builded simple program and want run it without KDevelop.
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you may need to make the file executable after compiling using:
chmod a+x filename
then you can run it with ./filename in that directory
you could also copy the file to /usr/bin, or more professionally make a makefile or even a PKGBUILD to install it.
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Thanks, I will try!
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How install my program, that it add sortcut to menu, there are all installed programs?
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How install my program, that it add sortcut to menu, there are all installed programs?
That depends, what desktop envirmoent are you using?
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That depends on the windows manager / desktop environment. For Fluxbox, you just have to add a text entry in ~/.fluxbox/menu. I don't know about KDE but I think it's got something to do with ~/Desktop.
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A train station is where a train stops.
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Thanks, thanks, it just installed in 'Utilites', thanks.
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