cd ~/Downloads/Orphan
ls
chmod +x Runner
./Runner
sudo ./Runner
bonus: if the binary is built for different architecture (e.g. your VM is x86 but binary is x64 from GMS2) there's a tendency of throwing "no such file" instead of an actual errorls will list the files in the folder. See if Runner shows up as green (aka, can be executed) . If not,Code:cd ~/Downloads/Orphan ls
If it did show green or you had to run the above then the following should execute it:Code:chmod +x Runner
If it is saying permission denied then it may be owned by root and you have to use:Code:./Runner
Followed by the root password.Code:sudo ./Runner
Good note, I didn't know about that one.bonus: if the binary is built for different architecture (e.g. your VM is x86 but binary is x64 from GMS2) there's a tendency of throwing "no such file" instead of an actual error