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I have downloaded the PinegrowLinux64.2.51.zip file. Here is the content. What do I do from this point on?

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I have tried the following and the outcome is seen as:

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Extract the contents of the archive (preferably to /opt):

sudo unzip PinegrowLinux64.2.51.zip -d /opt/pinegrow

Now create a symbolic link for easier running: 

sudo ln -s /opt/pinegrow/Pinegrow\ Web\ Designer /usr/local/bin/pinegrow

You can now run the program with: 

pinegrow

If you want to create an icon (aka a "launcher") see this question: How can I edit/create new launcher items in Unity by hand? (scroll down a bit if you want a GUI answer).

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  • Hey there. Can you check the update I added on the question? – SarpSTA Feb 09 '16 at 16:04
  • @SarpSTA It looks like your system is running a 32 bit install of Ubuntu. Pinegrow is 64 bit, and they don't provide 32bit binaries. You have three options here: If you have a 64bit CPU you can reinstall Ubuntu as 64bit or install a 64bit Ubuntu in Virtualbox/VMWare or bug the pinegrow folks to build a 32bit binary. – Seth Feb 09 '16 at 16:21
  • Weird. I could've sworn I installed 64 bit but it really is 32 bit. I'll take my chance with Windows. Thank you! – SarpSTA Feb 09 '16 at 16:28