Mine was zipped and it failed for me at the very last step. My terminal output looks like this:
jen@Lenny:~/Downloads/Bibisco$ launch bibisco
Command ‘launch’ not found, did you mean:
command ‘launchn’ from deb csmith (2.3.0-6build1)
command ‘0launch’ from deb 0install-core (2.15.1-1)
Any thoughts? I searched for other commands in place of launch but that didn’t help. I get the same error if I ask from within the folder or not in any folder.
Oh my goodness
I didn’t try the other commands as they looked so strange, but I have no clue how I ended up with a win file. Let me double check and get that right.
Either of off the ****.deb files should have worked for dpkg -i filename.deb
Should you use the .deb and dpkg if it complains our lack of a dependency you would simply install the missing dependencies with sudo apt install dependency1 dependency2 etc. using spaces to separate each listed dependency.
With the correct Linux zip, unzip it and then in a terminal switch to the new directory created during the unzip(if in a file manager you can right click and select open terminal here) in the new directory you would simply type ./bibisco
“Launch” was just telling you were going to run it with ./bibisco in the terminal.
@MrDeplorableUSA that worked! All I had to do was download a deb file and double click it! This is wonderful! I thought that was a for a different distribution.
