Jubler is a subtitle editing application that I've used in all previous versions of Kubuntu that I've had. It's simple to install. You just make sure its install file, Jubler-5.1-linux.sh, is set to be an executable and you run it. It runs just like a Windows install program, and when it's done -- voilà -- you've got it up and running. I always did have to manually put it into the launcher, but no biggie.
In 16.04 I'm having my first problems ever installing Jubler. When I try to run the file, I get this:
At first I though maybe there was no Java installed, so I looked into installing it. However, I found I do indeed have the Open Source version of Java installed. It's in /user/bin/java. So, per the advice that the Jubler app put into the terminal, I tried telling it where Java is:
Then I tried clicking the install file in Dolphin, but it still complained it could not find Java. So I decided to do it all from the Konsole like this:
It still squawks that it cannot find Java. WTF? What am I missing here?
In 16.04 I'm having my first problems ever installing Jubler. When I try to run the file, I get this:
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July 7 2016 attempting to install Jubler Verifying archive integrity... All good. Uncompressing Jubler installer 100% Searching for Java...not found! Press [RETURN] to see additional information on how to resolve this issue. The autofind script could not locate a valid Java installation of version 1.5 or 6 in your system. If you don't have one, please go to http://www.java.com and download the latest JRE from there. If the script was unable to find the Java distribution, then you have to declare the top-level installation directory, using the following command: export JAVA_HOME=/path/to/java/installation or if you have csh/tcsh: setenv JAVA_HOME /path/to/java/installation e.g.: export JAVA_HOME=/home/user/jdk1.5.0 To check what is happening, it is possible to rerun the installer using the debug option "-- -d" e.g.: /bin/sh ./Jubler-VERSION-linux.sh -- -d Then please cut & copy the produced output and send it to me (panayotis@panayotis.com) If everything else fails, it is possible to bypass the automatic java path finder. If you have java in your path write the following commands: /bin/sh ./Jubler-VERSION-linux.sh --noexec --keep cd self java -jar Jubler-install-linux.jar Please don't forget to send me a bug report about this! Press Return to close this window...
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export JAVA_HOME=/user/bin/java
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export JAVA_HOME=/user/bin/java | /home/thomas/Downloads/Jubler/Jubler-5.1-linux.sh
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