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The trick is, regardless of GNOME or KDE desktop environments, all you have to do is:

chmod 777 25Assist
chmod +x 25Assist
Now the file can be executed using ./25Assist

The "+x" states that it has an executable code to run before anything else.

Is it just me, or did ALL of the repliers to this topic just beat around the bush?!?! I mean seriously...

Now I understand that this thread has been inactive for at least 120 days, but that doesn't excuse the fact that every moderator or person that replied to this couldn't give a straight answer.

Really, if you guys are going to create something like the 25 Assist Auth server, then MAYBE, just MAYBE you guys would learn that NOT EVERYONE understand coding. Most of the mods I downloaded from aamods.com came WITHOUT a README file. Is it that hard to understand? Hell thought you guys were supposed to be smart if you came up with this Auth system... Then again, maybe we all were wrong in believing that...

For those of you who came in saying that MODS are what killed AA 2.5, guess again. What killed AA 2.5 is people like you who sit on your asses and complain all day that it's not setup the way YOU want it. Well guess what, the world doesn't revolve around you. So get over yourself. If you don't like the way something is setup, THEN QUIT!!!!

Now back to the topic. I have read the README file for the picker mod, and have a DEDICATED SERVER setup on a Linux vps running Debian. I'm no stranger to setting up servers, or coding. My one problem is that after following the readme file's directions LITERALLY TO THE LETTER, it won't load.

So is there a setting or True/False coding that needs to be modified for this server to work with the Picker mod? It's the mod that you just have to type 'say mod ***".

Any help would be appreciated... AND IF YOU'RE JUST GONNA FLAME, THEN JUST GO SOMEWHERE ELSE LIKE A GOOD 2 YEAR OLD CHILD.

I went for the Linux version, primarily cause of financing. it's just simply cheaper and in my opinion faster than most windows dedi servers.. Plus having had more experiences with linux, its just easier with a more direct gui interface.

Just gotta work out the kinks in the programming from server-side is all, particularly with mods.