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"To run an AppImage, simply: Make it executable $ chmod a+x Subsurface.AppImage and run! $ ./Subsurface.AppImage That was easy, wasn't it?" No. How about
by hpaavola 7y ago
"To run an AppImage, simply:
Make it executable
$ chmod a+x Subsurface.AppImage
and run!
$ ./Subsurface.AppImage
That was easy, wasn't it?"
No. How about click/double click the app icon in your menu/desktop/the folder where you downloaded it into?
- IloveHN84 7y agoYou need .desktop files in /use/share/apps
- hpaavola 7y agoI, as a user, do not need any files in /usr/share/apps. The system might need. And I don't want to deal with those. All other major operating systems (can) work like this; download something > click it > it works. No need to launch terminal, set executable permissions and type the name of file.