- First you need to download the “.bin” file source.
- You can copy the downloaded file into the Desktop to find it more easily or you can leave it where it was downloaded.
- I assume the “.bin” file is on the Desktop, now open the Terminal and enter the Desktop path by running “cd Desktop” command.
- Run “ls” command to see the list of current files/folders on your Desktop. You can see the “.bin” file there as well.
- Assuming the name of the .bin file is “XYZ.bin”, you can extract it by running “sudo chmod +x XYZ.bin”. It will ask for your system password.
- Run “./XYZ.bin” command and follow the instruction to the end of the installation.
Installing .bin file on Ubuntu
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