I have downloaded outlook messenger for linux, it has .tar.gz extension, i didnot found any installer for linux, i am new to linux. I dont know how to install, please help me
How to install .tar.gz in Ubuntu
The tar.gz file is a Tar Ball file which is gun zipped for Compression.
To extract the tar file simply use tar -zxvf <filename>
In Linux, you can use the man command to learn about the options available when executing commands.
For example open a terminal window and type man tar.
This will show you all commands with respect to tar.
To extract the tar file simply use tar -zxvf <filename>
In Linux, you can use the man command to learn about the options available when executing commands.
For example open a terminal window and type man tar.
This will show you all commands with respect to tar.
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Extract the file by right clicking on it and clicking on extract here or using terminal.
Now go to terminal and change present working directory to the directory containing the extracted files.
Switch to super user .
Now enter the command ./configure
and then make && make install
It should work.
Now go to terminal and change present working directory to the directory containing the extracted files.
Switch to super user .
Now enter the command ./configure
and then make && make install
It should work.
please give me step by step, i am also finding difficulty installing .jar files
*help.ubuntu.com/8.04/add-applications/C/install-file.html#tarballs
1'st of all settle down
no need to compile sources ! Which messanger you are talking about ? If its popular then search it in Synaptic it will be available there ..Btw to compile.. 1'st copy the link of extracted folder the open terminal and do these 1 by 1..
Code:
cd path of the folder
./configure
make
su or sudo make install
^ sude
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There are source code tar balls we need to compile... and then there are distro specific binaries like .rpm , .deb etc etc.. All clear!
What are .bin files then?? Been wondering since a long time!
There are source code tar balls we need to compile... and then there are distro specific binaries like .rpm , .deb etc etc.. All clear!
What are .bin files then?? Been wondering since a long time!
^ binary files?
^^Distro independent??
All installable files except packages like .deb,.rpm, .aur are distro independent !
^^
Even .deb, .rpm are distro independent once you install the rpm and dpkg packages in any distro.
Even .deb, .rpm are distro independent once you install the rpm and dpkg packages in any distro.