First things first.

Every file has three permissions, read, write, and execute, for three groups: user, group, and all. Do you have execute permission for squeak.sh?

ls -l squeak.sh

-rwxrwxr-x. 1 mrice mrice 63 Oct 11 18:49 squeak.sh

If you show an "x" in column 4 (as above) then you have execute permission.

Have you tried double clicking the file?

Michael

On Mon, Feb 16, 2015 at 2:51 AM, Kirk Fraser <overcomer.man@gmail.com> wrote:

I have Squeak 4.5 All-In-One working in Kbuntu Linux after downloading, unzipping, and executing Squeak.sh Attempting the same on a Raspberry Pi with the default OS, it downloads, unzips, and says squeak.sh is an executable file, do I want to execute? I click execute then it does nothing. What is needed to make it work?

I am working to hopefully get eToys video to work on Squeak 4.5 on a Pi 1 or 2, the cheapest computer I know about.

Thanks.

Kirk W. Fraser

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