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I have installed "TuxCut" application in my ubuntu. It has been installed but not running.It shows icon but not running. what should i do?










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      I have installed "TuxCut" application in my ubuntu. It has been installed but not running.It shows icon but not running. what should i do?










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          1. You need to install some dependency just type :



            sudo apt-get install arp-scan
            sudo apt-get install dsniff
            sudo apt-get install arptables


            Note : 1 line is 1 command OR you can install them all in 1 command by using command bellow



            sudo apt-get install arp-scan dsniff arptables



          2. You can install your tuxcut now open your tuxcut directory (if you don’t have this yet just download it)
            to installing tuxcut use this command



            sudo dpkg -i TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


            OR if your active directory not same directory with your tuxcut directory use this one



            sudo dpkg -i [tuxcut_directory]/TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


          3. Your TuxCut ready to use







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            I faced the same problem. Just type



            sudo tuxcut


            in the terminal.






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              1. You need to install some dependency just type :



                sudo apt-get install arp-scan
                sudo apt-get install dsniff
                sudo apt-get install arptables


                Note : 1 line is 1 command OR you can install them all in 1 command by using command bellow



                sudo apt-get install arp-scan dsniff arptables



              2. You can install your tuxcut now open your tuxcut directory (if you don’t have this yet just download it)
                to installing tuxcut use this command



                sudo dpkg -i TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                OR if your active directory not same directory with your tuxcut directory use this one



                sudo dpkg -i [tuxcut_directory]/TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


              3. Your TuxCut ready to use







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                1. You need to install some dependency just type :



                  sudo apt-get install arp-scan
                  sudo apt-get install dsniff
                  sudo apt-get install arptables


                  Note : 1 line is 1 command OR you can install them all in 1 command by using command bellow



                  sudo apt-get install arp-scan dsniff arptables



                2. You can install your tuxcut now open your tuxcut directory (if you don’t have this yet just download it)
                  to installing tuxcut use this command



                  sudo dpkg -i TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                  OR if your active directory not same directory with your tuxcut directory use this one



                  sudo dpkg -i [tuxcut_directory]/TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                3. Your TuxCut ready to use







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                  1. You need to install some dependency just type :



                    sudo apt-get install arp-scan
                    sudo apt-get install dsniff
                    sudo apt-get install arptables


                    Note : 1 line is 1 command OR you can install them all in 1 command by using command bellow



                    sudo apt-get install arp-scan dsniff arptables



                  2. You can install your tuxcut now open your tuxcut directory (if you don’t have this yet just download it)
                    to installing tuxcut use this command



                    sudo dpkg -i TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                    OR if your active directory not same directory with your tuxcut directory use this one



                    sudo dpkg -i [tuxcut_directory]/TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                  3. Your TuxCut ready to use







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                  1. You need to install some dependency just type :



                    sudo apt-get install arp-scan
                    sudo apt-get install dsniff
                    sudo apt-get install arptables


                    Note : 1 line is 1 command OR you can install them all in 1 command by using command bellow



                    sudo apt-get install arp-scan dsniff arptables



                  2. You can install your tuxcut now open your tuxcut directory (if you don’t have this yet just download it)
                    to installing tuxcut use this command



                    sudo dpkg -i TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                    OR if your active directory not same directory with your tuxcut directory use this one



                    sudo dpkg -i [tuxcut_directory]/TuxCut-3.2_all.deb


                  3. Your TuxCut ready to use








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                      I faced the same problem. Just type



                      sudo tuxcut


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                        I faced the same problem. Just type



                        sudo tuxcut


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                          I faced the same problem. Just type



                          sudo tuxcut


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                          I faced the same problem. Just type



                          sudo tuxcut


                          in the terminal.







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