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· How to INSTALL Cura 5.3.0 on Ubuntu 22.10 Linux?
Hi Calab,
I use the AppImage file, as you mentioned, and I create a launcher that points to the AppImage file. As I use quite a few applications this way I have a local "Apps" directory that keeps them in one place (instead of being mixed-in with other downloaded files). Remember to change the permissions on the image file (allow to execute) before trying to use it.
You can get more information about launchers here, or goggle for other ideas.
Regards,Glenn
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Hi Calab,
I use the AppImage file, as you mentioned, and I create a launcher that points to the AppImage file. As I use quite a few applications this way I have a local "Apps" directory that keeps them in one place (instead of being mixed-in with other downloaded files). Remember to change the permissions on the image file (allow to execute) before trying to use it.
You can get more information about launchers here, or goggle for other ideas.
Regards,Glenn
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