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Now that I've done that how to I open it

 

You will have a folder that looks something like this:

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Yours will probably not be called that though as you are using 32bit.

The ts3client_runscript.sh will run the teamspeak client. I can't remember if it was executable, but you should just be able to double click it.

If you want you can move the folder to a better location and create a symbolic link to it. I don't know though what the best place to move it would be, or how to get ubuntu to show it in the applications thing.

So I blew my power supply in my main rig so I grabbed my old Linux Server Out of the closest and am using it as my desktop I am currently running 13.10 32bit, I just don't know how to install this .run file for teamspeak and can't seem to find anything on line that tells me how to do it, I am sort of a windows junky so I don't have much experience on Linux at all. 

Thanks, 

 

Brad

 

 Forgot to mention I am trying to install the client 

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teamspeak server or client?

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teamspeak server or client?

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What Linux distro are you using? Ubuntu, Debian, Opensuse etc

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You need to make the .run file executable. For that navigate to the folder in your terminal and

$ chmod +x tssomething.run. 

Then execute the file from terminal.

$ ./tssomething.run

It will create a folder with teamspeak in it. (oh and ask you a bunch of things, I think the license agreement)

 

What Linux distro are you using? Ubuntu, Debian, Opensuse etc

Looks like Ubuntu as he said 13.10

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You need to make the .run file executable. For that navigate to the folder in your terminal and

$ chmod +x tssomething.run. 

Then execute the file from terminal.

$ ./tssomething.run

It will create a folder with teamspeak in it. (oh and ask you a bunch of things, I think the license agreement)

 

Looks like Ubuntu as he said 13.10

712dd5f16754c6b25391793b238b9f7e.png

Now that I've done that how to I open it

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Now that I've done that how to I open it

 

You will have a folder that looks something like this:

post-27399-0-81033300-1406088216.png

Yours will probably not be called that though as you are using 32bit.

The ts3client_runscript.sh will run the teamspeak client. I can't remember if it was executable, but you should just be able to double click it.

If you want you can move the folder to a better location and create a symbolic link to it. I don't know though what the best place to move it would be, or how to get ubuntu to show it in the applications thing.

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You will have a folder that looks something like this:

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Yours will probably not be called that though as you are using 32bit.

The ts3client_runscript.sh will run the teamspeak client. I can't remember if it was executable, but you should just be able to double click it.

If you want you can move the folder to a better location and create a symbolic link to it. I don't know though what the best place to move it would be, or how to get ubuntu to show it in the applications thing.

Thank you so much I finally got it working, its a pain on Linux don't really get why they didn't just make it like other applications but I guess it works so what ever

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Thank you so much I finally got it working, its a pain on Linux don't really get why they didn't just make it like other applications but I guess it works so what ever

Well you can find teamspeak 2 in most repositories, I guess it is some decision teamspeak made to not have teamspeak 3 there. No idea why that happened though, it certainly is highly retarded.

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