Unlike Windows, Linux doesn’t typically care about file extension when determining whether something is executable. Instead, it looks at file system data known as inodes to make this decision. Because ...

To set the scene, let’s assume we want to make an exectuable binary for x86_64 Linux that’s supposed to be extremely portable. It should work on both Debian and Arch Linux. It should work on systems ...

Making a file executable in any Linux distribution is a straightforward process that can greatly expand the functionality of your system. Here’s how you can accomplish this task: 1.Open the Terminal: ...

AppImage-linux-executable Whais is AppImage? AppImage is a format for distributing portable software on Linux without needing superuser permissions to install the application. It tries also to allow ...

Most people install programs from the official package manager, so they don’t have to think about where they go in Linux. After installing them, they simply type the program’s name and it works like ...