#How to install curl ubuntu 14.04 download#
It will download and install Syncthing Core for you. Once you’ve started Syncthing-GTK it will run the First Run Wizard to configure Syncthing on your computer. When completed, you can launch Syncthing-GTK however you normally launch applications… perhaps the Dash, or Applications Menu. Now you can install syncthing-gtk by running:Īgain follow the instructions in the Terminal to complete installation. Type in your password, and follow the instructions to add the repository. Sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
deb packages available from the WebUpd8 PPA. As you can see on the syncthing-gtk github, there are Ubuntu. A little guidance on installing Syncthing-GTK would be wonderful. However, Syncthing-GTK has all these settings and more in a very nice user interface, so I recommend using it instead. You’ll need to setup a script to auto-start Syncthing when you turn on your computer. Go to in your web browser to see the Syncthing dashboard. Run syncthing from command line syncthing or go to /usr/bin in Files browser and double click syncthing to launch. The above 2 commands add the syncthing repository so that your computer knows where to get Syncthing from. Then run the following commands in Terminal for step 2 of install Syncthing:Įcho "deb syncthing release" >/tmp/syncthing.list
This will add the release key to your computer. Run the above command in Terminal and type in your password. You’ll notice the sudo has been added before apt-key. Please run the following command in Terminal for step 1 of install Syncthing: However if you want to install syncthing manually, follow the steps below. Let me know if you need help installing Syncthing-GTK.
#How to install curl ubuntu 14.04 update#
I recommend using Syncthing-GTK: This way you can use Syncthing on your desktop and it will install and update Syncthing Core for you, you don’t have to install it manually if you’re using Syncthing-GTK. Please don’t use root, it’s just asking for trouble if you don’t know exactly what you’re doing. Or you can log in as root (use su, don’t forget to exit when you done).
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