Works for me. Note that when you run by clicking there is nowhere for the output of the `println` to show, and standard input will be closed so the `readline` returns EOF immediately, so it might look like it didn't run.
My system offers an option to "run in terminal" when I double click which gives it somewhere to show the output and to read the input from. Cheers Lex On Thursday, January 7, 2016 at 5:03:25 AM UTC+10, Fred wrote: > > Hi Abel > > on my system I have : > > > $ which julia > /usr/bin/julia > > > > > Le mercredi 6 janvier 2016 19:06:13 UTC+1, Abel Siqueira a écrit : >> >> Julia is on `/usr/local/bin` in my system. Verify if the path is correct >> with `which julia`. >> Using the correct path I managed to run it on the terminal as you would >> the other scripts. >> >> I did not manage to run it clicking on the program name, but I couldn't >> do it with a simple bash >> script also. I use mostly the shell for this. >> >> Abel Soares Siqueira >> >>
