Problems with Ubuntu installing tar software

1. install libstdc++-devel package

2. install gcc-c++

At one point, it seemed like you were missing a lot of bags, so it seemed like you might as well reinstall them.

First of all name@name-desktop: $ indicates your permission problem, which is displayed as root@name-desktop under the root account with the highest privilege: ubuntu will automatically add this sentence to you in front of each command, that is, your command is counted from the back of the colon.

Other than that, your understanding is correct.

Yes, to decompress first. Terminal input: sudo tar -zxvf compressed file name.

tmp (suppose you want to extract to the tmp directory), then cd the decompressed directory name into the decompressed directory, ls to see if there is an install file in it, and follow the above instructions to install. The general steps are: sudo

configure、make、make install

1.Pull the file to a familiar location (such as your desktop), select the Chinese and right-click --- extract it here, so that the file will be unzipped.

2.Go to the file you just extracted. Open Terminal, type ls (list directories) and then CD Desktop (go to desktop).

Then ls then cd the name of the folder you just extracted.

3.Enter make & sudo make install in the terminal and the installation will be automated.

4.The landlord said "name@name-desktop: $sudo tar -zxvf compressed file name. tmp can be used to extract the package into the tmp directory.

It's -c tmp, which requires the -c parameter, which is not required by many Linux default formats.

If it's a rookie, don't install the package, or find the deb package first, it's rare to see one without deb.

?Is it WPS? If so, I put とここたか

tar xvjf **

Packages can be alien -d converted.

Then dpkg -i is installed.

Open the terminal, drag the compressed package directly to the terminal, and press enter!

Enter tar *Please replace it with the actual file name. (You can also extract directly to the current folder in the file manager).

Input. configure (You can also ctrl+h in the file manager to show the hidden file, then double-click to enter.) configure directory).

Enter make, enter make install, and the above is a general method. As shown in the figure above, some of them are not hidden after being unzipped. configure this folder, but you can also have it.

Double-click, select "Run in Terminal", and you're done!

Tar is a compression tool, just like the RAR under Win.

It does not have the function of installing software, it can only unzip files, and cannot install software intelligently.

Install the software or use the software management of the system, to unzip the source ** package, and compile the installer yourself.

Terminal cd to the directory where the package is located, and then.

tar -zxvf **is the name of your tarball).configure compilation.

Finally, make is it.

You can't find this path in the terminal, you can directly right-click in the directory to open it in the terminal and then compile and install.

Are you sure this needs to be compiled? See if there is anything executable in the bin folder.

I don't think the compilation environment is installed.

This means that there is a problem with the launch.

Missing gcc32-bit development library, install:

apt-get install gcc-multilib g++-multilib

1. Enter tar *Please replace it with the actual file name. (You can also extract directly to the current folder in the file manager).

Input. configure (You can also ctrl+h in the file manager to show the hidden file, then double-click to enter.) configure directory).

Enter make, enter make install, and the above is a general method. As shown in the figure above, some of them are not hidden after being unzipped. configure this folder, but you can also have it.

Double-click, select "Run in Terminal", and you're done!