To install files on Ubuntu, use the 'cd' command to navigate directories, use 'sh' followed by the file name to install a .sh file, and use 'sudo chmod +x' followed by the file name and then './file name' to install a .bin file.
To install files on Ubuntu, use the 'cd' command to navigate directories, use 'sh' followed by the file name to install a .sh file, and use 'sudo chmod +x' followed by the file name and then './file name' to install a .bin file.
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To install files on Ubuntu, use the 'cd' command to navigate directories, use 'sh' followed by the file name to install a .sh file, and use 'sudo chmod +x' followed by the file name and then './file name' to install a .bin file.
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How to go to directory? Dir cd directory How to install a .sh file? sh ./filename.sh how to installa .bin file? Sudo chmod + x example.bin ./example.bin