did that and it still shows permission deniedTry to give the command "chmod 751 install\ on\ Linux.sh" in that directory and rerun the install.
If that won't work try the same with "sudo" (it should ask your password and execute).
That gives owner all the permissons, group read and execute permissions and everybody execute permission.
(check what you have there with ls -l -- you should be the owner -- something odd, as the permissions should be correct after download)
This is what I see:
laura@Claudius:~/Pelit/smapi/SMAPI 3.18.2 installer for developers$ ls -l
total 20
-rwxr-xr-x 1 laura laura 64 tammi 9 11:15 'install on Linux.sh'
-rwxr-xr-x 1 laura laura 107 tammi 9 11:15 'install on macOS.command'
-rw-r--r-- 1 laura laura 1223 tammi 9 11:15 'install on Windows.bat'
drwxrwxr-x 5 laura laura 4096 tammi 9 11:15 internal
-rw-r--r-- 1 laura laura 2267 tammi 9 11:15 README.txt
laura@Claudius:~/Pelit/smapi/SMAPI 3.18.2 installer for developers$
What would go in the [name of installer] space and how would I find it? I've tried the user@name format, I've tried the full "whoami" return, and I don't know what part I'm doing wrong. Very new user here.I know this was months ago, but in case anyone else has this issue, do either of these things to install an .sh on GNU/Linux:
Open terminal in the directory/folder wherein is your Stardew Valley installer.
Type: chmod a+x [name of installer].sh
Then hit "enter"
Type: ./[name of installer].sh
OR
Type: bash [name of installer].sh
Then hit "enter"
In either case, after you type the first commands, you can also type the first couple of letters of the installer and then hit "Tab" and it should autofill.
Let me know if there are any issues.