Post AIjwhhoYisMmkxPqGe by andredo@chaos.social
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(DIR) Post #AIjwhh4pStmqT81JzM by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:06:44Z
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Why Linux will NEVER have widespread use as an end-user operating system, part 9746
(DIR) Post #AIjwhhoYisMmkxPqGe by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:15:24Z
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I mean, I use this OS since more than 20 years and I don't know what I should do to run this fucking game launcher
(DIR) Post #AIjwhiO0b4isWu09WS by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:28:43Z
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Security? Wo knows. :bread_displeased:
(DIR) Post #AIjwhj7jr3IoojOfnk by sebastian@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:30:40Z
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@andredo Not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish, but shouldn't you add the executable bit? So chmod +x ?
(DIR) Post #AIjwhjgpkZNKZZohVI by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:33:51Z
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@sebastian you're right, It was the wrong picture. But I'm not allowed to run it
(DIR) Post #AIjwhkO59lyCji3Eum by sebastian@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:38:06Z
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@andredo Sounds weird. What happens if you try to run it on terminal? Like ./OpenRCT2Also permission denied or something else?You might also try file ./OpenRCT2 to see what kind of file it is, but it sure sounds weird.
(DIR) Post #AIjwhktzF9UUKeyie0 by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:42:58Z
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@sebastian I had this already and found no solution. If I try to run it in a terminal it's the same:➜./OpenRCT2 zsh: permission denied: ./OpenRCT2file gives me: ➜ file ./OpenRCT2./OpenRCT2: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=21be02664aa23f1d7e9974e34ca8b500207f7f4c, not stripped
(DIR) Post #AIjwhlY2qDX8Ktii5A by sebastian@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:52:20Z
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@andredo Wow ... that's odd. So it belongs to to your user, it has +x and it at least looks like a valid ELF executable.Okay one last thing I can think of... Is your Downloads folder by any chance stored on a filesystem mounted with noexec?Is your browser installed using snap or flatpak and Downloads is a loopmount to somewhere odd?(Modern distros do stupid things because "security"...)Other than that I'm out of ideas.
(DIR) Post #AIjwhm8ud91YBEy9Y0 by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T21:59:28Z
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@sebastian no snap/flatpak, no loop mount or something wildmy fstab entry for the drive:/dev/disk/by-id/dm-uuid-CRYPT-LUKS1-f761db8e05ef432d840b6bba7962b490-luks-f761db8e-05ef-432d-840b-6bba7962b490 /media/filegrab auto nofail,x-gvfs-show,auto,user 0 0I thinkt there must be a bigger problem 🤷
(DIR) Post #AIjwhmoO8wCWFsNHCC by sebastian@chaos.social
2022-04-22T22:09:41Z
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@andredo I googled the file and tried it on my machine and it works as expected... Well at least until it can't extract or launch the game.So not really helpful for you I'm afraid.
(DIR) Post #AIjwhnZBKxdCb0Ge8G by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-22T22:15:58Z
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@sebastian thanks for the try
(DIR) Post #AIjwhoGQkAE4l8VBXk by penny@cute.science
2022-04-23T12:00:19.337481Z
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@andredo @sebastian I think- it’s incompatible with your system. It’s probably saying permission denied because it can’t open some library that doesn’t exist.What distro is this?
(DIR) Post #AIjww7Wjv9JOYZxEbw by penny@cute.science
2022-04-23T12:02:59.564471Z
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@andredo @sebastian Actually linking this page is probably more useful https://openrct2.org/quickstart/install/linuxInstructions for installing on various distros, with packages available on some
(DIR) Post #AIkRQQfuI7EvFsbvhQ by andredo@chaos.social
2022-04-23T17:41:01Z
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@penny @sebastian it's fedora. I had this before, maybe it's Selinux but no error message. Who knows. Thanks for the link I will build the game as soon I find the time 😩
(DIR) Post #AIkRQRJxtBHZG7Lv8a by penny@cute.science
2022-04-23T17:44:36.532763Z
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@sebastian @andredo Also a Fedora user- I think it’s probably updates that killed it. It’s just not really possible to make a dynamically linked executable you can just share and use on Linux.Windows has the advantage of stable versions, which it can then save, sure of itself that every program must only want libraries it once shipped.Sorry if I’m overexplaining Dx