ziggypiggy wrote:pi@raspberrypi:~$ /home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin/lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: /home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin/lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
pi@raspberrypi:~/lgpt_DEB/bin$ ./lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: ./lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin# ./lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: ./lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
I have to get back to work so I don't have time to upload a screen shot. When I try to open it through the GUI I get an error that says "Failed to execute child process "/home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin/lgpt.rpi-exe" (No such file or directory)"
What the heck?
Well where did you put it?
cd to that directory, ls -l to make sure you have the correct privileges and that the file actually is there, then ./name_of_file.
I can't remember if .deb-exe was just the single executable or an actual .deb file.
If it's like a .deb you'll likely have to install it with dpkg -i packagename or something first.
edit:
ziggypiggy wrote:pi@raspberrypi:~$ /home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin/lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: /home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin/lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
pi@raspberrypi:~/lgpt_DEB/bin$ ./lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: ./lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
root@raspberrypi:/home/pi/lgpt_DEB/bin# ./lgpt.rpi-exe
bash: ./lgpt.rpi-exe: No such file or directory
huh
In case you weren't aware, when you see someone type $ command or # command it just means to run the command or to run it as root (#). You don't actually type that part in...
Also you would have to escape the space. Just a FYI.
edit3: lol you're right, I'm used to the way my PS1 is set up 
edit2:
I've heard that you can launch it from CLI without even starting X
Unless it had a curses interface (which would be fucking awesome) you won't be able to start it without X.
