I'll take a look around first. But if this is a hardware limitation and not a software limitation, then this may be what's preventing me from being able to install the individual game files. I don't know if there is much else I can do if the bundle I paid for only seems to offer the x86_64 files.
I did find an OS that runs aarch64 for the RaspberryPi 3. Do you think that might work? Does aarch64 have anything to do with running x86_64 files?
Thanks for the response.
I entered the directory in Terminal and came up with this:
~ $ cd Downloads/
~/Downloads $ chmod +x itch-setup && ./itch-setup
bash: ./itch-setup: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error
I also tried downloading the app again and still came up with the Choose Application window after double clicking on the icon. Any suggestions?
Hello everyone. I am hoping the community here is willing to help out a newbie with his issues. I am new to itch (having purchased the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality). I am also very new to Linux, having just set up a Raspberry Pi 3 running the Raspberry Pi OS.
I've tried downloading the Linux file for one of the games (Night in the Woods) and could not get it running after the file was unzipped. Then I saw that itch has an app that sounds like it would be able to do the install work for me. So I have the Linux app downloaded and once I double click on the icon I get a window that pops up asking to Choose Application - "Select an application to open "executable files". I have no idea how to proceed. I have also tried using the Terminal and entering chmod +x itch-setup && ./itch-setup and sudo chmod +x itch-setup && ./itch-setup, but the response I get is:
chmod: cannot access 'itch-setup': No such file or directory
The itch-setup file is currently in my Downloads folder.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
