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    Opening an appimage file

    I have downloaded the LibreOffice “Still-Basic” appimage file. Double clicking on that file does not open it; instead, I’m told that “no application is installed for ‘Appimage application bundle files.’ ” So my question is: “What application should I install that will open the aforesaid appimage file”?
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    Last edited by oshunluvr; Jun 09, 2024, 03:01 PM.

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    Right click on the file and make sure it is marked as executable.

    Many to most appimage files need this to be set, on purpose.
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      #3
      open a terminal, navigate to where the file is and run
      chmod +x <name_of_file.AppImage​>
      That'll make it executable. Then run it like this:
      ./<name_of_file.AppImage>&>/dev/null &

      I put a link in my ~/bin/ directory so I can run from anywhere too.
      Last edited by devnulljp; Jun 11, 2024, 12:17 PM.
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        Originally posted by wtb32141 View Post
        I have downloaded the LibreOffice “Still-Basic” appimage file. Double clicking on that file does not open it; instead, I’m told that “no application is installed for ‘Appimage application bundle files.’ ” So my question is: “What application should I install that will open the aforesaid appimage file”?
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        Please don't make an entire post in 36 point font. It makes the post harder to read and will likely turn some users away from helping.

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          #5
          oshunluvr​, I just looked at my post's font size, and I agree with you--it's way too small. I never have set a font size on this forum. How it got that small is beyond me. I'll be sure and check the font size from now on. It seems that only 4 font sizes exist. They are 8, 9, 10, and default. Of those 4, default is the largest. I chose default this time!

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            #6
            Originally posted by wtb32141 View Post
            I just looked at my post's font size, and I agree with you--it's way too small.
            He changed it before he made his post, from 36-point to what you see now.
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              #7
              Originally posted by wtb32141 View Post
              -it's way too small.
              It is normal, now. It was Giganticbefore someone reduced it down

              The forum software's default font size (as seen here in most of this post) is a LOT smaller than other platforms, for sure. Most every place that uses it has teensy fonts (linuxquestions, ubuntuforums, etc.) I myself have to zoom the page on these to 120%.

              However, there are more font sizes available than what you see -- scroll on the drop down to see more of them.
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                Re the 36 point font: I have written 5 books with Libre Office. One of them is a 40 chapter book on Einstein. All 5 of my books are written in 11 point font. Where the 36 point font came from is beyond me.

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                • oshunluvr
                  oshunluvr commented
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                  No one is upset about it. I just wanted to let you know I didn't think posting like that was a good idea if it was intentional. It also occurred to me the possibility that some browser setting on your end made it look differently. Otherwise, I probably wouldn't have said anything at all.

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                oshunluvr, thanks for the note. I understand.

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