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The Basics

$HOME or ~ refer to your home directory. On a typical linux distro, the full path will be \$HOME/\$USER. On a Steam Deck, the full path will be /home/deck. When navigating using the file manager, the file manager may not be display the username visually in the full file path.

Directories with a . in front of their name, like $HOME/.steam, are hidden by default. In Dolphin (a file manager), click the hamburger menu in the top right and toggle on Show Hidden Files. The setting may vary depending on which file manager you are using.

$HOME/Applications refers to the Applications folder in your home directory. On a typical linux distro, the full path will be \$HOME/\$USER/Applications. On a Steam Deck, the full path will be /home/deck/Applications. When navigating using the file manager, the file manager may not display the username visually in the full file path. The Applications folder is not created by default. If you have not created one already, do so before following the steps in this section.

tsugaru is available as a binary file on Linux. This page will cover how to utilize and install the binary file.

To download tsugaru:

  1. Open the tsugaru repository on a browser of your choice
  2. Click the Assets button below the most recent release
  3. Download the latest ubuntu_binary_latest.zip file
  4. Move the newly downloaded zip file to the $HOME/Applications folder
    • $HOME/Applications refers to the Applications folder in your home directory. On a typical linux distro, the full path will be \$HOME/\$USER/Applications. On a Steam Deck, the full path will be /home/deck/Applications. When navigating using the file manager, the file manager may not display the username visually in the full file path. The Applications folder is not created by default. If you have not created one already, do so before following the steps in this section.
  5. Extract the file
  6. Rename the newly extracted ubuntu_binary_latest folder to tsugaru
  7. In the newly named tsugaru folder, locate the Tsugaru_GUI and Tsugaru_CUI files, Right click the application in question, click Properties, click Permissions, check Is Executable.
  8. tsugaru will now be downloaded

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