I've been using Sigil in Windows Vista for a few weeks.
Last week I installed Ubuntu on a separate partition. This is not my first exposure to Linux, but I am by no means an expert, as the following question will undoubtedly reveal:
The instructions in the Sigil Wiki read:
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Run the installer for your CPU architecture. Two are available: x86 and x86-64. If in doubt, use the x86 one. Qt is included in the installer.
After the installer completes, there should be an icon on your desktop and an entry in your "start menu".
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In Windows this would simply involve double-clicking on the downloaded file. I tried this approach in the file manager and was asked which program to use to open the .bin file.
I changed the permissions to allow it to execute, double-clicked again and got the same result.
I tried to execute the .bin from the command line in a terminal and got "command not found"
I tried install Sigil-0.2.0β3-Linux-x86_64-Setup.bin and received a suggestion that I should review the --help option for install.
Can someone give me a hint? How do I actually run the installer?
