
"Voicecommand: no such file or directory", even though the executable is (seemingly) correctly installed.
Apparently the main reasons this could occur is when it's a 32-bit executable or when there is no interpreter. Neither of those is the case here.
"Voicecommand: no such file or directory", even though the executable is (seemingly) correctly installed.
Apparently the main reasons this could occur is when it's a 32-bit executable or when there is no interpreter. Neither of those is the case here.