Note - I hardly ever install it from “scratch” like this - if I’m building a new desktop environment - I just grab the folder from another computer e.g.Original-Maintainer: Debian Privacy Tools Maintainersĭepends: python3:any, ca-certificates, libdbus-glib-1-2, python3-gpg, python3-pyqt5, python3-requests, python3-socksįilename: pool/universe/t/torbrowser-launcher/torbrowser-launcher_0.3.2-9ubuntu1_b : cd ~/sbin/NEW-tor-browser_en-US/Browser Sudo cp sktop /usr/share/applications/.īut you could also just run it from there e.g. not Ubuntu) - then maybe something like :

Icon=/home/x/sbin/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/browser/chrome/icons/default/default128.pngĬp sktop ~/.local/share/applications/.Īnd now you should have a “Tor Browser” application in your listed applications (this is Ubuntu 20.04 with Gnome). in my case ~/sbin/tor-browser-US) :Įxec=sh -c ‘'/home/x/sbin/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser' -detach || ( & “$(dirname “$*”)”/Browser/start-tor-browser -detach)’ dummy %k

Note - I ALWAYS list (tar tvf) the contents of tar archives before extracting them - been caught out before extracting thousands of files into “/” …Įxtract that sucker : tar xvf ~/Downloads/tor-browser-linu圆4-10.0.10_Įdit the file “sktop” with your text editor of choice and set the “Exec=” to the correct path where you intend running it from (e.g. If there isn’t an sbin folder in my $HOME, then make it so (if you know you don’t have a ~/sbin just make it) : & mkdir ~/sbin it’s not an “install” it’s all manual stuff hosting the binaries in a folder on my home directory on my Linux machine.

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