How do I install Xtreme Download Manager on Kubuntu 18.10?
Good Day to you,
I am trying to install Xtreme Download Manager on my Kubuntu 18.10. I have tried downloading DEB file from sourcefourge, and also using ./install.sh.
But the former says it needs openjdk-6-jre and openjdk-7-jre both which are not installable in the system since openjdk-11-jre is already installed. And when I try with the command line ./install.sh on xdman-2018 folder, it says "Failed to unpack /opt/xdman/jre/lib/rt.pack".
The Noobslab PPA does does not have release for Cosmic Cuttlefish nor the 2018 version.
Please help me on this!
package-management kubuntu java openjdk download-manager
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
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asked Jan 21 at 13:35
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Good Day to you,
I am trying to install Xtreme Download Manager on my Kubuntu 18.10. I have tried downloading DEB file from sourcefourge, and also using ./install.sh.
But the former says it needs openjdk-6-jre and openjdk-7-jre both which are not installable in the system since openjdk-11-jre is already installed. And when I try with the command line ./install.sh on xdman-2018 folder, it says "Failed to unpack /opt/xdman/jre/lib/rt.pack".
The Noobslab PPA does does not have release for Cosmic Cuttlefish nor the 2018 version.
Please help me on this!
package-management kubuntu java openjdk download-manager
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it showschmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried withtar -xvfnow and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32
add a comment |
Good Day to you,
I am trying to install Xtreme Download Manager on my Kubuntu 18.10. I have tried downloading DEB file from sourcefourge, and also using ./install.sh.
But the former says it needs openjdk-6-jre and openjdk-7-jre both which are not installable in the system since openjdk-11-jre is already installed. And when I try with the command line ./install.sh on xdman-2018 folder, it says "Failed to unpack /opt/xdman/jre/lib/rt.pack".
The Noobslab PPA does does not have release for Cosmic Cuttlefish nor the 2018 version.
Please help me on this!
package-management kubuntu java openjdk download-manager
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
Good Day to you,
I am trying to install Xtreme Download Manager on my Kubuntu 18.10. I have tried downloading DEB file from sourcefourge, and also using ./install.sh.
But the former says it needs openjdk-6-jre and openjdk-7-jre both which are not installable in the system since openjdk-11-jre is already installed. And when I try with the command line ./install.sh on xdman-2018 folder, it says "Failed to unpack /opt/xdman/jre/lib/rt.pack".
The Noobslab PPA does does not have release for Cosmic Cuttlefish nor the 2018 version.
Please help me on this!
package-management kubuntu java openjdk download-manager
package-management kubuntu java openjdk download-manager
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
edited Jan 21 at 17:59
thephoenix01
498616
498616
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
asked Jan 21 at 13:35
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
339
I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it showschmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried withtar -xvfnow and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32
add a comment |
I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it showschmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried withtar -xvfnow and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32
I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it shows
chmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it shows
chmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried with
tar -xvf now and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried with
tar -xvf now and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32
add a comment |
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Extracting on the terminal with tar -xvf instead of using Ark does the trick. Seems Ark incompletely extracts tarballs.
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
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it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
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Extracting on the terminal with tar -xvf instead of using Ark does the trick. Seems Ark incompletely extracts tarballs.
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
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it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
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Extracting on the terminal with tar -xvf instead of using Ark does the trick. Seems Ark incompletely extracts tarballs.
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
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Extracting on the terminal with tar -xvf instead of using Ark does the trick. Seems Ark incompletely extracts tarballs.
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
Extracting on the terminal with tar -xvf instead of using Ark does the trick. Seems Ark incompletely extracts tarballs.
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
answered Jan 21 at 18:31
Analog_InterfaceAnalog_Interface
339
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it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
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it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
it seems you posted and marked as definitive an answer to the problem you only mention in the comments, but not in the question :)
– user47206
Jan 30 at 18:02
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
Ha, ha, I guess you're late to the party. There were comments of someone else between my comments - now he [or the powers that be] deleted those. Ironic how that made this post seem talking-to-rubber-duckie~
– Analog_Interface
Jan 31 at 19:11
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I've downloaded it now from there and installed. Now it shows
chmod: cannot access '/opt/xdman/jre/bin/unpack200': No such file or directory. On visiting upto .../jre I found there's indeed no directory named bin let alone unpack200. What now?– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:14
seems something to do with inappropiate extraction with Ark. Tried with
tar -xvfnow and hurray, it worked! Honestly, did not know Ark has problems extracting tarballs. Thankyou by the way!– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:21
:) :) :) :) :) :)
– Analog_Interface
Jan 21 at 18:32