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Instructions: Download the WhatsApp webapp DEB installation file from the link here. Double click on the DEB file to open and install with the Ubuntu Software Center, or from the command line with: sudo dpkg -i whatsapp-webapp_1.0_all.deb. Select WhatsApp from your Dash or Applications menu to start.
"WhatsApp messages on computer without a mobile phone" , install anbox if you r on linux , you can also go for androidx86 install in virtualbox if you want the full experience and you can even install a full os like remix os on either virtualbox, or in dual boot(i recommend you anbox,cause you just need to use whatsapp, you can find many manuals on web on how to install it )
Download the Whatsapp Debian WebApp for Linux Platforms from Here: Whatsapp Ubuntu Download; Open Terminal and Type the following commands: $ cd Downloads $ sudo chmod +x whatsapp-webapp_1.0_all.deb $ sudo dpkg -i whatsapp-webapp_1.0_all.deb; You’re Done, Open the Dash and search for Whatsapp.
Got the images if I download any image then it will show on download directory, but if it will download automatically on the web browser it will not show on ubuntu directory folder. – Sabbir Commented Aug 5, 2019 at 6:40
Open the terminal by pressing Ctrl + alt + t and just type the following command: sudo snap install whatsapp-for-linux. and then press y when an option is prompted. It will be installed automatically. Share. Improve this answer. answered Feb 5, 2023 at 12:12. Muhammad Kamran.
sudo ./VMware-Player-6.0.3-1895310.x86_64.bundle. (If it's the only .bundle file in your current directory, you can just use chmod +x *.bundle and ./*.bundle. Or type the first few characters of the filename and press Tab, and the shell will type the rest out for you.)
Modified 2 months ago. Viewed 91 times. 0. Hi are there any official .ova images for Ubuntu 24.04 for import into OLVM. server. downloads. Share. Improve this question. asked Aug 14 at 9:11.
The straight answer is no you can't. Although Android apps are developed in Java and thus should work, the environment is completely different: Screen size is limited, the concept of a "Windowing System" does not exist in a mobile. Some of the hardware simply isn't there, SIM card, GPS, etc. There's an emulator that fools the apps by giving ...
Using the browser for teams, whatsapp etc is what I also do no matter if an "app" is available or not (which in my opinion, deb or not, is just a chrome-based browser marketed as "X app" etc). -An answer is supposed to be useful, to the OP and others too, now and in the future.
Right-clicking the link, selecting "Save link as", and choosing "Keep" allows you to download the file despite Chrome's objections. Once you have the .appx file, you can extract it. It's just a regular zip file, so run something like unzip -d output-dir file.appx or atool -x file.appx .