ace of penguins

[Iowa_Nate]

downloaded and loaded typed the following into the term

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tc@box:~$acep-of-penguins
sh: ace_off_penguins: not found
tc@box:~$sudo ace_of_penguins
sh: ace_off_penguins: command not found

I find this interesting because ace-of-penguins is installed in the same place as firefox: /usr/local/tce.installed
typing

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firefoxworks just fine

double checked the owner and group its  tc:staff
same owner and group as firefox

I'm lost. I feel pretty silly because I'm sure the solution is a simple one

[Rich]

Hi Iowa_Nate
Ace-of-penguins  contains multiple games. Try it like this:

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tc@box:~$penguins
The files listed under  /usr/local/bin/  as seen here are the names of all of the games:
http://tinycorelinux.net/11.x/x86/tcz/ace-of-penguins.tcz.list

[Iowa_Nate]

worked like a charm. thnx

so... /tce.installed just links to files in usr/local/bin/?? and possibly the files in /bin need others to work such as libs wich are owned by root so it can happen in the "background"?

I think I'm starting to remember the way its all organized.

I imagine a symphony with each instrument having its purpose, all working together to provide the listener with a clear and concise sound.

[Rich]

Hi Iowa_Nate

... so... /tce.installed just links to files in usr/local/bin/?? ...

Actually,  /usr/bin/tce-load  handles that. The files in  /usr/local/tce.installed  match the name of the extension being
loaded. The  tce-status -i  command uses them to display which extensions are currently installed. If an extension
needs any commands run right after installation, that extension will include them in a file for the  tce.installed
directory. If no file is included,  tce-load  creates an empty one as a marker.