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Let’s assume that the linux-UFRIILT-drv-v500-uken-18.tar.gz file has been downloaded to your Downloads folder. If different, change the command below accordingly to Desktop or whatever.
Open a Terminal (Ctrl + Alt + T), then type the following command:
Code:
cd Downloads
Press Enter.
Code:
tar zxf linux-UFRIILT-drv-v500-uken-18.tar.gz
Press Enter.
Code:
cd linux-UFRIILT-drv-v500-uken
Press Enter.
Code:
sudo ./install.sh
Press Enter, type your user password and press Enter again.
If you wish to proceed, type Y and then press Enter.
Those two items may still be missing, as hazel has noted.
The first one should be in your (Synaptic) Package Manager.
The second one may be more problematic.
Which Linux distro are you using?
It may be openSUSE, CentOS or Fedora etc using .rpm not .deb.
Debian has these packages so MX should have them too. The jbigkit one is confusingly called libjbig0, which is perhaps why you couldn't find it before. Use synaptic to install them. If you don't know how to use synaptic, drop everything and just learn that! Knowing how to use your distro's package manager is one of the most important things you can learn in Linux. https://www.linuxquestions.org/quest...se-them-37648/
Synaptic allows you to install, remove and search for software packages.
Use the Search box in the upper right corner to locate software based on name or keywords.
As hazel recommends, search for libglade2 and libjbig0.
Mark each one, via the tick/check box, for installation (plus any other dependencies) and click on Apply.
beachboy2 thanks for your reponse but the problem still persist
installing failled ; i install package libglade2 and libjbig0.
but no result i used synaptique without result
i can 't usr my canon printer
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