Basic Ubuntu question(s)?

[Air tree]

Firstly just let me say I'm sorry  for my sheer lack of compatance.
 
 
And here's my problem. I've been trying to figure out how to open Teamspeak 3 of all things.
 
After installing it I got this folder...

http://imgur.com/LnZNwU4

And now. Please tell me what file I have to open and how do I open it.

 

 

 

I feel like a complete idiot at this point.

 

 

Oh this is my first time using linux, if you didn't catch that.

[QueenDemetria]

Firstly just let me say I'm sorry  for my sheer lack of compatance.

 

 

And here's my problem. I've been trying to figure out how to open Teamspeak 3 of all things.

 

After installing it I got this folder...

http://imgur.com/LnZNwU4

And now. Please tell me what file I have to open and how do I open it.

 

 

 

I feel like a complete idiot at this point.

 

 

Oh this is my first time using linux, if you didn't catch that.

Its a .deb right? if so just double click it then it will open the Ubuntu Software Center and then you can press the Install button. After you press install it will ask for your system password.

[Air tree]

Its a .deb right? if so just double click it then it will open the Ubuntu Software Center and then you can press the Install button. After you press install it will ask for your system password.

http://imgur.com/U6WOiOB,ugqKzSx

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http://imgur.com/f66MAra

 

Nope. I'm a clueless bastard.

Maybe I'm running the wrong things?

[QueenDemetria]

http://imgur.com/U6WOiOB,ugqKzSx

&

http://imgur.com/f66MAra

 

Nope. I'm a clueless bastard.

Maybe I'm running the wrong things?

Ah, TS only provides a .run file. You can try this: howtoubuntu.org/how-to-execute-a-run-or-bin-file-in-ubuntu

or if you want to do it without terminal:

 

1. Right click on the file in the file manager and click 'Properties'. Click the 'Permissions' tab and tick the box that says 'Allow executing file as program'.

2. Double click to execute the program

and no you are not a clueless bastard.

[Humbug]

lol Ya. The biggest challenge when switching to Linux is that You can't just download a new program, double click an exe and have it install.

[niqxsh]

Maybe try this?

sudo sh <filename>.sh

Obviously after navigating to the file location using:

cd Downloads (or whatever)