Unity Game Help

[Tech N Gamer]

I'm putting my help question here since it's a problem with Ubuntu and Linux in general. I've made a test game, program, thing in Unity and exported to Linux with the Universal Option, put it on my Ubuntu VM, and Terminal says:

bash: ./Audio Visualizer.x86: No such file or directory

I've looked up this problem on Google but to no avail. Everything I do comes with the same response. When I did:

ldd Audio\ Visualizer.x86

it returns not a dynamic executable. I'm so lost because I'm used to Windows and macOS and not Linux.

By the way, I know Linux and macOS share the same ancestor but they both branched off into different directions, and macOS is more user friendly.

[Guest]

Not sure how Unity works, but can you try this?

 

chmod +x "Audio Visualizer.x86"

And then running it?

[Tech N Gamer]

15 hours ago, namandoesnotpanic said:

Not sure how Unity works, but can you try this?

 

chmod +x "Audio Visualizer.x86"

And then running it?

Sorry for the late reply, internet has not been kind today for me. I'll try that and edit this response when I try it.

 

Edit: Still doesn't work.

Edit 2:I'm running it directly off hardware and now the x86_64 is working and the x86 one is saying that libXcursor.so.1 cannot be opened because it's not a file or directory. So the main problem seemed to be that it wasn't running off hardware directly. If anybody here know's what file that is and how to get it, that'll help since small program's don't need to be 64-bit.

[Guest]

On 3/13/2017 at 8:42 AM, Tech N Gamer said:

Sorry for the late reply, internet has not been kind today for me. I'll try that and edit this response when I try it.

 

Edit: Still doesn't work.

Edit 2:I'm running it directly off hardware and now the x86_64 is working and the x86 one is saying that libXcursor.so.1 cannot be opened because it's not a file or directory. So the main problem seemed to be that it wasn't running off hardware directly. If anybody here know's what file that is and how to get it, that'll help since small program's don't need to be 64-bit.

Am sorry for the late reply too, have exams going on. 

 

I think you need to install lib32 versions of the library on 64-bit distros for that to work. That's what I have to do on Arch anyway.