adl not found after installing adobe air on ubuntu
I am using ubuntu 18 and following this tutorial to install adobe air
Installation goes smooth, no errors (after some modification like using --fix-broken and adding i386 architecture to my machine)
I am then trying to use it like explained here
But when I try to use adl I keep getting
Command "adl" not found
What am i missing? Where is the adl command?
ubuntu air adobe ubuntu-18.04
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
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I am using ubuntu 18 and following this tutorial to install adobe air
Installation goes smooth, no errors (after some modification like using --fix-broken and adding i386 architecture to my machine)
I am then trying to use it like explained here
But when I try to use adl I keep getting
Command "adl" not found
What am i missing? Where is the adl command?
ubuntu air adobe ubuntu-18.04
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
9311927
add a comment |
I am using ubuntu 18 and following this tutorial to install adobe air
Installation goes smooth, no errors (after some modification like using --fix-broken and adding i386 architecture to my machine)
I am then trying to use it like explained here
But when I try to use adl I keep getting
Command "adl" not found
What am i missing? Where is the adl command?
ubuntu air adobe ubuntu-18.04
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
9311927
I am using ubuntu 18 and following this tutorial to install adobe air
Installation goes smooth, no errors (after some modification like using --fix-broken and adding i386 architecture to my machine)
I am then trying to use it like explained here
But when I try to use adl I keep getting
Command "adl" not found
What am i missing? Where is the adl command?
ubuntu air adobe ubuntu-18.04
ubuntu air adobe ubuntu-18.04
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
9311927
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
9311927
asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
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asked Jan 2 at 10:24
thebeancounterthebeancounter
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asked Jan 2 at 10:24
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The adl command is in the 'bin' folder of the directory where Air is installed.
If you don't know where the Air directory is, try this brute force (may take time):
find / -name adl
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
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Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
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The adl command is in the 'bin' folder of the directory where Air is installed.
If you don't know where the Air directory is, try this brute force (may take time):
find / -name adl
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
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The adl command is in the 'bin' folder of the directory where Air is installed.
If you don't know where the Air directory is, try this brute force (may take time):
find / -name adl
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
add a comment |
The adl command is in the 'bin' folder of the directory where Air is installed.
If you don't know where the Air directory is, try this brute force (may take time):
find / -name adl
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
The adl command is in the 'bin' folder of the directory where Air is installed.
If you don't know where the Air directory is, try this brute force (may take time):
find / -name adl
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
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answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
answered Jan 6 at 15:31
ChrisChris
548511
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Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
add a comment |
Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Get nothing, does it make any sense?
– thebeancounter
Jan 7 at 10:24
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
Did you download the SDK (as explained in the second link you referred) ? adl is only included in the SDK. It is not part of the runtime (your first link).
– Chris
Jan 8 at 18:47
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
I installed it using the .deb file, is that not sufficient?
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 9:21
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
The .deb file is AIR runtime; it allows you to run AIR applications. But if you wish to go further and develop applications, you need to also install the SDK (Software Development Kit). adl is contained in the SDK.
– Chris
Jan 9 at 16:01
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
i will try that, thank you
– thebeancounter
Jan 9 at 16:14
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