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How to run / execute adobe AIR file on Linux (ec2 / ubuntu) only from the command line (without gui)

I am trying to execute a .AIR file in a Linux window (ubuntu) from the command line and ignore the graphical interface.

Here is the thing. At about 6mo, I was able to do this, but I forgot how I did it, and I had to figure out how it was done by looking at the prompts on the server.

  • I see the MainSimple.air file that I originally used.
  • I see that I somehow installed it in / opt / MainSimple / bin / MainSimple (now it is a binary, not air).
  • I see a script file to run this file and it succeeds.

--- runAir.sh ---

  #!/bin/sh
  export DISPLAY=:2
  /opt/MainSimple/bin/MainSimple &

So my question is: now I have a new / different air file ... how to make it "install" or modify / compile to a binary file, as I did before?

, .air - zip . , /bin-.

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, :

ln -s "/opt/Adobe AIR/Versions/1.0/Adobe AIR Application Installer" /usr/sbin/airinstall

Air Application Installer. , :

airinstall app.air

/ , , :

/opt/MainSimple/bin/MainSimple &
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