I downloaded tried to install and use XoJo on my Linux laptop. When I click on the icon, it wants to choose an application to open it.
I’m not a linux expert, any advice here?
I downloaded tried to install and use XoJo on my Linux laptop. When I click on the icon, it wants to choose an application to open it.
I’m not a linux expert, any advice here?
Best to install with the tgz
I actually did that. The resulting folder structure looks ok, but when I double click on the application file it doesn’t work.
Indeed under Linux Mint, the file association does not work.
Launch Xojo, and open the project from the File menu.
What Michel says
I probably should have been more clear on what I did to install and try to run it.
I’ve done this with my XoJo created apps and had no issues, I just can’t XoJo to start up.
That’s what I did.
There is a good chance that Mint isn’t recognizing the
.exe file as an executable. This is a permissions thing. I’m away from my computer, but you might open a terminal in the Xojo folder and do “chmod 777” on the .exe.
Alternately, if you right-click on the .exe and check Properties, you might find an option that says something like “Run as a program.”
Thanks Jerry! That did the trick.