It would appear you are trying to install a package for x86 (i386 / amd64) CPU Architecture.............boylesg wrote:I have installed the linux version of this on my raspberry pi - it is supposed to be compatible.
Except that I have no idea how to run it.
No desktop icon has been created and I have no idea where in the folder structure it has installed itself.
Has any body used this software on raspberry pi and if so how the frig do you start it from the command line?
No I installed it with sudo apt-get install....... so it is definitely not the x86 version.fruitoftheloom wrote:It would appear you are trying to install a package for x86 (i386 / amd64) CPU Architecture.............boylesg wrote:I have installed the linux version of this on my raspberry pi - it is supposed to be compatible.
Except that I have no idea how to run it.
No desktop icon has been created and I have no idea where in the folder structure it has installed itself.
Has any body used this software on raspberry pi and if so how the frig do you start it from the command line?
..................................the RPi has ARM CPU Architecture: http://gpl.savoirfairelinux.net/ring-download/debian_8
What did you actually download and where did you get it from ??boylesg wrote:No I installed it with sudo apt-get install....... so it is definitely not the x86 version.fruitoftheloom wrote:It would appear you are trying to install a package for x86 (i386 / amd64) CPU Architecture.............boylesg wrote:I have installed the linux version of this on my raspberry pi - it is supposed to be compatible.
Except that I have no idea how to run it.
No desktop icon has been created and I have no idea where in the folder structure it has installed itself.
Has any body used this software on raspberry pi and if so how the frig do you start it from the command line?
..................................the RPi has ARM CPU Architecture: http://gpl.savoirfairelinux.net/ring-download/debian_8