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What is the synonym of EXE in linux ?

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Like we run an EXE in Windows by double clicking on it or from the DOS prompt what is that in LINUX ?
Jan 28 '09 #1
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micmast
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./<your binary file>
Jan 28 '09 #2
Banfa
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There is no direct conversion in Linux because unlike Windows in Linux whether a file is executable or not is a property of the file not a function of its file extension.
Jan 28 '09 #3
pankajit09
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@Banfa

Yes you are right .

There are read, write and execute permissions for a file.
Jan 29 '09 #4

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