All I did in the past, was to:-
Create a new folder for it from my home folder.
Extract the contents of the downloaded archive to that folder.
Create a desktop launcher pointing to the executable.
Install curl (and it's dependancies.) Needed to download firmware from
Elecraft's site.
$ sudo apt-get install curl
I was already a member of the "dialout" group, but you might need to
join that group
$ sudo adduser <your username> dialout (Of course, sudo will ask for
your password.)
Then log out, and log back in again.
After all that, it "just worked." Even with any of my generic
USB<>Serial leads and homebrew cable, or the Elecraft USB<>KX3 lead.
The above worked well on Lubuntu, and Mint. Both derivatives of Ubuntu.
73.
Dave G0WBX.
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