Money Manager Ex install error
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davidbowers
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Money Manager Ex install error
I downloaded the Linux version of Money Manager Ex and then followed the directions on their website to try to install. After entering the suggested "sudo apt update; sudo apt install mmex" (all 1 linegeometry dash lite) in Terminal the computer went through a process I thought looked quite good but finished with "Done" then followed with "Unable to find mmex" and stopped! The download was saved in the normal Downloads folder so I thought it strange? Should I have moved the download to another location? How do I use Terminal to change directories. I'm quite new to Linux and still adapting to it's ways.
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alfred07380
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Re: Money Manager Ex install error
It's really strange. Your post reminds me of a post from November/December last year, with the same question.
I had asked for more information, but my request went unanswered.
Anyway, where did you get the following information: “sudo apt update; sudo apt install mmex”? On which site did you see these suggestions?
Because these commands run on a Debian distribution (debian, ubuntu).
The best is to use flatpak, as described on the MoneyManagerEX site (https://flathub.org/apps/org.moneymanagerex.MMEX). See the Install button at top right.
I had asked for more information, but my request went unanswered.
Anyway, where did you get the following information: “sudo apt update; sudo apt install mmex”? On which site did you see these suggestions?
Because these commands run on a Debian distribution (debian, ubuntu).
The best is to use flatpak, as described on the MoneyManagerEX site (https://flathub.org/apps/org.moneymanagerex.MMEX). See the Install button at top right.