LINE app Ubuntu 18.10
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I want to install LINE app on this laptop. Acer 315 41g with Ubuntu linux version 18.10 installed. I searched for info but found little and years old.
Line APP https://line.me/en-US/download "Line is a Chat platform similar to Whatsapp and it's available for Android and Windows but does not support Linux at the first sight."
I am very new to Linux, and also to Ask Ubuntu, apologies for errors due my current lack of understanding of both.
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Bruni
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I want to install LINE app on this laptop. Acer 315 41g with Ubuntu linux version 18.10 installed. I searched for info but found little and years old.
Line APP https://line.me/en-US/download "Line is a Chat platform similar to Whatsapp and it's available for Android and Windows but does not support Linux at the first sight."
I am very new to Linux, and also to Ask Ubuntu, apologies for errors due my current lack of understanding of both.
18.10
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
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Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
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Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02
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I want to install LINE app on this laptop. Acer 315 41g with Ubuntu linux version 18.10 installed. I searched for info but found little and years old.
Line APP https://line.me/en-US/download "Line is a Chat platform similar to Whatsapp and it's available for Android and Windows but does not support Linux at the first sight."
I am very new to Linux, and also to Ask Ubuntu, apologies for errors due my current lack of understanding of both.
18.10
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
I want to install LINE app on this laptop. Acer 315 41g with Ubuntu linux version 18.10 installed. I searched for info but found little and years old.
Line APP https://line.me/en-US/download "Line is a Chat platform similar to Whatsapp and it's available for Android and Windows but does not support Linux at the first sight."
I am very new to Linux, and also to Ask Ubuntu, apologies for errors due my current lack of understanding of both.
18.10
18.10
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
edited Feb 6 at 12:27
Bruni
5,17042556
5,17042556
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
asked Feb 6 at 10:41
TerryPTerryP
84
84
1
Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
1
Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02
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show 2 more comments
1
Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
1
Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02
1
1
Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
1
1
Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02
Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02
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It seems, the best solution for now would be to install the google chrome app.
First install google chrome and then, in chrome follow this link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
answered Feb 6 at 12:29
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Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
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It seems, the best solution for now would be to install the google chrome app.
First install google chrome and then, in chrome follow this link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
answered Feb 6 at 12:29
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Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
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It seems, the best solution for now would be to install the google chrome app.
First install google chrome and then, in chrome follow this link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
answered Feb 6 at 12:29
BruniBruni
5,17042556
Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
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It seems, the best solution for now would be to install the google chrome app.
First install google chrome and then, in chrome follow this link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
answered Feb 6 at 12:29
BruniBruni
5,17042556
It seems, the best solution for now would be to install the google chrome app.
First install google chrome and then, in chrome follow this link:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/line/ophjlpahpchlmihnnnihgmmeilfjmjjc?utm_source=chrome-ntp-icon
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Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
– Bruni
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Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
– Bruni
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Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 12:42
Thank you and yes, that is exactly what I did, so simple once you learn it can be done!! ;) And now, may I ask, if you know, what do I do with this posting now that it has been effectively resolved?
– TerryP
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@TerryP. If this answer solved your problem please click the gray tickmark on the left side next to it. This way, your question will be marked as solved, helping future readers, and we both get some reputation.
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Please confirm your version of Ubuntu, you've tagged 18.04 LTS (2018-April) release of Ubuntu (18.04) but then mention a January release (there is no 18.01 or 18.1) but could mean 18.10 (2018-October). Ubuntu releases are yy.mm in format. The following may still be helpful - askubuntu.com/questions/517932/…
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:10
First: I am new to Linux. With that said, I downloaded and created a bootable usb for a linux 18.1 see; omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:34
You've linked to an article that mentions the 2018-October (18.10) release of Ubuntu. The .10 is not a decimal but the number 10 or ten representing October or the month of release. The significance of the yy.mm is that 18.10 is not a LTS or long-term-support release of Ubuntu and thus has only 9 months of supported life. 18.10 + 9 = 19.07 EOL allowing easy calculation of end-of-support. LTS releases have 5 years of support, so 18.04 LTS + 5y = 2023.04 EOL
– guiverc
Feb 6 at 11:41
according to this I have Ubuntu 18.1 'omgubuntu.co.uk/2018/10/ubuntu-18-10-released-review' I am a newbie to Linux, I downloaded what was labled as Ubunto 18.1 .iso, created an install usb drive and.... The tag is 18.04 because it was already there and I apparently do not qualify to create new tag. (18.1)
– TerryP
Feb 6 at 11:53
1
Please edit your question: 1) Correct information - It's .10, not .1, again, not a decimal. 18.10 means the Ubuntu release of year 2018 and month October. 2) Then please answer the question in comments about what is LINE app?. To that effect please describe what it is and how have you tried to install it and post any error messages.
– GabrielaGarcia
Feb 6 at 12:02