I've done 20 minutes of searching and believe that it was a good effort.

My question:
I did some VERY EASY development on my Windows machine with Python 2.5 installed along with PyGame 1.7. I copied my program called "time.py" over to my NIT expecting it to work there since it really is a simple program and it was copied from another NIT Python app.

On my NIT, I have been running other peoples Python scripts from:
/home/user/py

The script originally came from one already working on my NIT. I didn't change any of the imports at the beginning and the script begins with:
#!/usr/bin/python

I first used:
chmod +x time.py

But when I try to run it with ./time.py it says:
/bin/sh: ./time.py: not found

What am I not understanding here? Is this more that a file needs to be in a specific place? Is it that a Windows file has different privileges and I need to set it on Linux? I tried compiling it by running:
python -OO time.py

but it too says it cannot find the file. I know that PluThon exists but I really think this should work without installing more stuff.

Help.