Install Downloaded Software on Ubuntu
There are typically two scenarios for opening downloaded software on Ubuntu.
- If you have downloaded an installer file (usually ending in .deb, .sh, or .run), you can open it by following these steps.
- You can open and install a .deb file by double-clicking on it and following the installation wizard.
- You can open .sh or .run files in the terminal using the following command.
chmod +x 文件名.sh(或.run)
./文件名.sh(或.run)
- If you have downloaded a compressed file (usually a file ending in .zip, .tar.gz, or .tar.bz2), you can open it by following these steps:
- For .zip files, you can right-click and choose “Extract” or use the unzip command in the terminal for extraction.
- To decompress .tar.gz or .tar.bz2 files, you can use the following command in the terminal:
tar -zxvf 文件名.tar.gz(或.tar.bz2)
Once you open the downloaded software, you can follow the installation instructions or wizard to install and use it.