Aoa
I hava problem in my Real Player. When I install into Knoppix i can listen the songs from smashits but in Red Hat 8.0 the website doesnot proceed to check the system. please tell me how can i overcome this situtation. secondly when we start a program in windows we click on *.exe. What extension we use in Red Hat linux for open a program. please tell me.
Real Player Problem
Real Player Problem
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mwalam wrote:Aoa
I hava problem in my Real Player. When I install into Knoppix i can listen the songs from smashits but in Red Hat 8.0 the website doesnot proceed to check the system. please tell me how can i overcome this situtation. secondly when we start a program in windows we click on *.exe. What extension we use in Red Hat linux for open a program. please tell me.
and this is why microsoft won't be dying anytime soon.
mwalam,
I don't understand what you mean when you say that 'the website doesnot proceed to check the system'. Can you explain that?
The .exes are usually windows binaries (unless they are .net assemblies which, despite the resemblance are completely different creatures). You need to have wine installed to run windows binaries. If your system has the binfmt-misc configuration for wine, you can just execute them like you would a regular linux binary, otherwise you type
wine <programname>
to execute it. If it's a .net assembly, you need mono <http://www.go-mono.org/>. Unlike wine, it doesn't come with most systems, although it's really easy to install it.
I don't understand what you mean when you say that 'the website doesnot proceed to check the system'. Can you explain that?
The .exes are usually windows binaries (unless they are .net assemblies which, despite the resemblance are completely different creatures). You need to have wine installed to run windows binaries. If your system has the binfmt-misc configuration for wine, you can just execute them like you would a regular linux binary, otherwise you type
wine <programname>
to execute it. If it's a .net assembly, you need mono <http://www.go-mono.org/>. Unlike wine, it doesn't come with most systems, although it's really easy to install it.
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mwalam,. i figured out what you are trying to ask.
1.First of all, i assume that you mean, you cant download a version of real player for redhat linux.Worry not.Just download this real player 9 for linux rpm from:
http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xi ... 4.i386.rpm
(This is a complete 7 mb download, and i have tested it on my redhat 9 box)
After download, install it by using rpm -Uvh rpmname.rpm command
You will then have real player 9 installed on rh9, and u can play all the files real player can play, on ur redhat box.
2.For running the programs issue, there are many types of files that can be run.Some are scripts like a .sh script which can be run using ./scriptname command in terminal.SOme are binaries like a program binary for mplayer which can be run by using simply the program command gmplayer in terminal.You can also browse a folder, and click on a script or program binary to run it, or u can also run them through terminal as i mentioned before, the the thing is they must be some executable filetype like a script or a program binary.Non exectable files like a text file are run through an external viewer/application like gedit.
1.First of all, i assume that you mean, you cant download a version of real player for redhat linux.Worry not.Just download this real player 9 for linux rpm from:
http://cambuca.ldhs.cetuc.puc-rio.br/xi ... 4.i386.rpm
(This is a complete 7 mb download, and i have tested it on my redhat 9 box)
After download, install it by using rpm -Uvh rpmname.rpm command
You will then have real player 9 installed on rh9, and u can play all the files real player can play, on ur redhat box.
2.For running the programs issue, there are many types of files that can be run.Some are scripts like a .sh script which can be run using ./scriptname command in terminal.SOme are binaries like a program binary for mplayer which can be run by using simply the program command gmplayer in terminal.You can also browse a folder, and click on a script or program binary to run it, or u can also run them through terminal as i mentioned before, the the thing is they must be some executable filetype like a script or a program binary.Non exectable files like a text file are run through an external viewer/application like gedit.
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Faraz.Fazil
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Hi, i forgot to mention real player 9 ahs an openmotif dependency.Just download and install:
ftp://ftp.rpmfind.net/linux/redhat/9/en ... 8.i386.rpm
using rpm -Uvh command.
Then install the real player 9 rpm using the rpm - Uvh command as well.
Good luck!
ftp://ftp.rpmfind.net/linux/redhat/9/en ... 8.i386.rpm
using rpm -Uvh command.
Then install the real player 9 rpm using the rpm - Uvh command as well.
Good luck!
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