[smc-discuss] Gbrainy

[Ershad K]

> Execution permission in the sense??

In linux, we have 3 file permissions : Read / Write and execute. Hence,
for a file to execute, it should have execution permission. 

Jesse, please do a $ls -l, you can see some 'x' in first column, that
means those files have execution permission. 

> So an exe can be run by giving it execution permission??

Never, because only the applications that are compiled for linux can
work in linux. But unlike from Window$, Linux follows Unix standard.
That means, the executable file has no specific extension, it can
execute any file that can be executed. Like, we execute "a.out" for C /
C++ application.



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