How do you run .exe files on a Mac?
By default and concept you can not do this natively, .exe files are designed only to run on Windows systems. If by any chance you need to run one on MAC (which i don't recommend cause is messy). You can do about 3 main things.Install an emulator like WINE or some others in the market. I have done this myself and the result depends pretty much in the kind of application you emulate and the WINE config., sometimes is ok, most times has some bug or problem.Install a Virtual Machine software on MAC and load a Windows VM, inside it you can run whatever Windows app you like. But Technically you wouldn't be running it on MAC but on Windows, it is like a workaround.Create an extra partition on your hard drive and make MAC and Windows run together installing both, this can also work, but you would be using 2 OS This compatibility issues affect mostly users. I understand companies want to keep it separated but the final user suffers the consecuences. I personally consider that nowadays Mac is an OS to work, cool but somehow still limited, if you're a programmer I recommend Mac. But if you want an OS to do anything, work, play games, all kind of stuff, then you need Windows (besides modularity is a major topic, I can customize hardware components). On the other hand Windows tends to have more bugs.
I cannot open in run regedit , it is showing.?
i cannot open in run regedit , it is showing. windows cannot find the specified path or file you may not approprite permission to acces this item. please help for this when scanning time showing regedit .exe /win32 sailto virus.nao
Can't run a .exe game file on Ubuntu?
That's an executable file written for Windows, it will not run natively under Ubuntu since it is an entirely different operating system. There are various compatibility layers for Ubuntu that allow you to run certain Windows programs (such as WINE) however they are primarily designed for desktop applications and are unlikely to work with games. Unless the creator of the game releases a Linux version, or they have released the source code and you can recompile it - then you will need a Windows PC to run this game. BTW. You can manually edit the category of your questions. You don't need to create a duplicate question.
Is it possible to design an OS (in any way) which can run .exe, .deb, .rpm, apk, etc. directly?
Okay, I am going to explain to you this as simple as I could. Every OS has something called a kernel. Linux has one, OS X has one and Windows too. These "kernels" are the magic which makes the OS work, hardware specific or not.Now if someone makes an OS and it is very much possible to make one and call it OS1 or something and make it able to run .exe , .deb and .rpm and .dmg all in one OS would require him/her to code and integrate different frameworks into one OS, and luckily BlackBerry has done this with their newer BlackBerry 10 OS's which lets you run Android .APK files in a secure android framework with full notification support and engine support and share the same hardware with the native OS and its very stable.If someone do make an OS like this, for the consumer it would be not acceptable, multiple frameworks and code running on the same OS will make it a RAM hog, and I love to have Gigabytes upon gigabytes of RAM Free (To see how much RAM OS1 would take you can download a copy of Bluestacks and run it on your Pc or Mac) In the case of Bluestacks it runs a virtual android environment with necessary android framworks,engines and stuff, which took a huge deal of RAM from my PC, I have 16 Gigs installed and it takes about 800MB of RAM. Plus, running Final Cut Pro and Adobe Premiere Pro (for the Windows) on OS1 both CPU and RAM intensive apps can and will make your system crash, the OS would be confused on taking requests because both Windows and OS X are designed to run in a completely different way, you would have crashes upon crashes, dump logs upon dump logs and eventually you will give up.For the corporates though, especially Apple, Law Suits. Microsoft? They won't even care, Linux? They would be happy.
What are the benefits of linux?
Why Linux is Better http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/ Linux and Viruses http://www.whylinuxisbetter.net/items/vi... Overall a Linux based platform can perform most of the tasks equally as well as a proprietary platform using OSS. Linux does have its limitations with some applications and in particular gaming. Ubuntu is just about the worst Linux distro. available these days. Canonical who produce Ubuntu have become arrogant and ignored users needs however well voiced across the many Forums that make reference to Ubuntu. For example Ubuntu 11.10 doesn't offer the classic GNOME Desktop and it doesn't include the Synaptic Package Manager despite the fact many users did not want these changes. I used to have much time for Ubuntu starting with Ubuntu 6.10 finishing with the last decent release which was Ubuntu 10.04 LTS You would do much better to work with an alternative distro. I thoroughly recommend Linux Mint 11. Its easy to install and easy to use plus it comes with much of the software you are likely to need preinstalled Linux Mint 11 Download http://www.linuxmint.com/edition.php?id=... Linux Mint 11 Release Notes/Installation Guide/User Guide http://linuxmint.com/rel_katya.php You download the ISO. image of any of Linux Mint 11 then you need to create a Bootable LiveDVD https://help.ubuntu.com/community/BurningIsoHowto Linux Mint 11 can also be run straight from the LiveDVD from Boot without touching your Hard Drive LUg.
How to run .exe files on Linux? Specifically, Tails. Tech Support Needed Please!?
I must tell you that it is not recommended to install anything in TAILS. The more you install the more chance that it will compromise your anonymity. Especially with Winblows programs. TAILS already has OpenGPG installed and you do not need a VPN. A VPN may be secure but it is defiantly not anonymous. They do keep logs and will turn them over when asked. There may be a few VPN services that will rather go to jail then hand over records (yeah right), but how do we know who will nad who will not? So there is no need to run Tor and a VPN. I recommend to use another Linux distro as you main OS and put either Liberte Linux or TAILS on a usb and boot into it when you want to be anonymous.
Standalone java executable?
Package your code into an executable .jar file. It can then be run on any computer that has the Java Runtime Environment installed. The JDK will not be required, nor will any Java IDE like JCreator. See the link below for an explanation of how to create a .jar file in JCreator. Since Java code runs on a virtual machine, you will not be able to make a "standalone executable". You'll always need the Java Runtime Environment installed to be able to run Java applications. .exe files are Windows applications. Turning your Java application into one would be counter-productive. You would be throwing away the biggest advantage of using Java in the first place — that the same Java application could run on any operating system with Java installed.
What is meant by run, setup, bat.exe, BCD, boot, etc.?
From computer science point of view here is what they mean:Run: To execute a software program. To bring the software program into action. This can be thought of similar to play action on audio or video.Setup: If used as a verb its a process or act of installing or configuring a software program. If used as a noun it is the package of files(executables, shared libraries, configuartion files etc) which is used to install a software on a computer.bat.exe: I assume you mean to ask about the .bat & .exe extensions of files. These two types of files are executable files. One that can be directly run by either double clicking on its icon or running it on the command prompt by its name. .bat is a batch or set if commands written like a script. It can read and edited in a editor tool. while .exe is often a binary executable and cannot be directly read or edited.BCD: BCD can be a couple of things but from your question’s context I guess you want to know about windows “Boot Configuration Data”. It is basically a record of the installed operating systems on the computer and where they can be found and incase there are more than one operating system then which one of them should boot by default.Boot: When the computer system powers on a software program residing in computers ROM called BIOS does the task of power on self test. After the test is done its last task is to hand over the computers control to a software program( often called operating system) that resides in the hard disk. The operating system then intialiazes the computer system so that it is ready for use by a user. This whole process of setting up the computer system for use by an user is called boot process.
How are .exe files created? And what programming language are used in creating them?
Alright! Here comes an in depth answer.You see, when a compiler compiles a program it is said that it converts it to machine readable code which your computer can execute. Well! Not directly. A compiler for any language usually converts it for one of two things: operating system or execution engine (virtual machine).Now, say for example, you're writing in C++, your compiler will generate executable files that your operating system can understand. If, however, it is Java as a language you'll get files that are understandable by Java Virtual Machine. In both cases, a layer is involved before moving to actual hardware. The OS executables are understood by the OS which actually acts upon it and then passes the instructions to hardware. In case of JVM, the JVM takes care of your program passing instructions down to OS which passes them further down to hardware (after making it's own translations and modulations, of course).Now, you should understand what a .exe file is. An exe file is simply a file that Windows uses as executable. Windows doesn't care how it was created, it just knows how to execute it. Several different OSes use different methods for marking files as per their properties; Windows uses file extensions (.exe in this case).So, you may create an .exe files using several methods in several languages. If you know C/C++, you'll know how to use a compiler. Karan, in his answer, has already explained to you how a Python script which is originally meant for Python's execution engine (like JVM for Java) can convert it to something that the OS can directly act upon.If anything is unclear, feel free to ask in comments.