[solved]Running programs after extracting from a tarball

Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to run a program after extraction from the tarball archive? I know that you can use the official packages, the AUR, or build your own package, but I'm just curious. I downloaded the firefox nightly 64bit linux tar.gz file and extracted it to my /home folder. Double clicking the firefox executable simply brings up a prompt that tells me to choose an application to open it, and in bash it says that command is not found, even though I went to the correct directory. Any ideas?
Last edited by boogerlad (2013-05-03 13:08:12)

boogerlad wrote:Hi, I'm wondering if it's possible to run a program after extraction from the tarball archive? I know that you can use the official packages, the AUR, or build your own package, but I'm just curious. I downloaded the firefox nightly 64bit linux tar.gz file and extracted it to my /home folder. Double clicking the firefox executable simply brings up a prompt that tells me to choose an application to open it, and in bash it says that command is not found, even though I went to the correct directory. Any ideas?
1. You probably need to give it executable permissions. 2. The title of this thread is misleading, I thought you were going to ask if you could run a program from inside a tarball (which I don't believe is possible, but I don't know). 3. This is a bad idea; just install it using the AUR or write a PKGBUILD yourself.
Keeping programs around in your ~ is silly.
All the best,
-HG

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