Update terminal based installation in Linux.md #170

[imraghavagr]

What This PR Changes

• PR created against issue Incorrect command given for running install.sh in ubuntu #170.
• Changed assets/install.sh to sudo sh assets/install.sh
  The above changes seem to be working perfectly.

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[marqdevx]

Thanks for the PR, need to check the version of the install.sh directory. But looks good
Let me check before I approve 👍

[marqdevx]

So, from version 1.6.5 the installer contains install.sh on the "root" folder.
But in previous versions I don't find the assets folder 🤔

[imraghavagr]

Yes, now the install.sh file is directly placed inside the root directory. I mentioned sudo sh assets/install.sh because the existing documentation assumes that the install.sh file is inside the assets folder and the existing command given is assets/install.sh.

But, I mentioned a NOTE about this and mentioned separate commands for both folder structures.

Shall I change the command to: sudo sh install.sh in a new commit which will only work for the latest version?

[per1234]

I wouldn't bother with providing additional documentation for the installation of the <1.6.5 versions. Those are pretty outdated by now.

[marqdevx]

Cool, then could you please just say that the only way to install it is to use the install.sh on the root folder?
Saying a note that the version needs to be >=1.6.5
🤔 😄

[imraghavagr]

Yes, since the install.sh file is in the root folder in versions >= 1.6.5, the only way to run it is by sudo sh install.sh. 😃

Should I update the doc with the following changes?

If you don't find the option to run the script from the contextual menu, you have to open a Terminal window and move into the arduino-1.6.x root directory and run the following command:

sudo sh install.sh

NOTE:

• For version>=1.6.5
• Remove 'sudo' keyword if already running terminal with administrative rights.

[marqdevx]

Yes, since the install.sh file is in the root folder in versions >= 1.6.5, the only way to run it is by sudo sh install.sh. 😃

Should I update the doc with the following changes?

If you don't find the option to run the script from the contextual menu, you have to open a Terminal window and move into the arduino-1.6.x root directory and run the following command:

sudo sh install.sh

NOTE:

* For version>=1.6.5

* Remove 'sudo' keyword if already running terminal with administrative rights.

Seems good, It would be awesome if you could update it!

[imraghavagr]

Hi @marqdevx, I have updated the file as per our discussion. Please review it and let me know about the same. 😃

[marqdevx]

LGTM!
Thanks for contributting 😄 @imraghavagr

[imraghavagr]

Thanks to you as well @marqdevx. It was a great opportunity.