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Originally Posted by jkirksey1889
I just went back and clicked on the .run file and it started installing. I've installed it at least 10 times now. My original question and the question I'm still asking is how do I get to it to use it? In windows when you install a program it's puts it in program files. In Linux when you install a program where does it go??
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In Linux when you install supported software using your distros package manager it goes into /usr and subdirectories.
When you install from source by hand [as root] it usually goes into /usr/local and subdirectories, but you can change it if you want.
When you use some binary package, as it is the case right now, it can go anywhere, you must be able to figure it out by looking at install process in a terminal. Do not use GUI file manager, it will not reveal information you need. This install method really is unsupported and not recommended, but sometimes there is no easy choice.