arklite52

8 hours ago, gazumped said:

...But for us recent Windows converts,  installing a new app varies wildly from one provider to another.  One app just required a right-click to install itself.  Another download was completely self-contained.  This one confusingly informs me:

0.23.0
@klaussinani klaussinani released this on 20 May · 4 commits to master since this release

There's no obvious 'download' link but by puttering around a little I can find a ZIP file - that I have no idea what to do with...  Linux is very much like learning Welsh (though it has more vowels)... 

EDIT: (after some googling)  Ahah! Of course!  I should have known!  Install Snap and use the Snap Store to download and install Tusk! (#?!@@##gh!) 

Just download the appropriate tusk.0.23.0-XX.AppImage file for your architecture.

make the file executable:

$ chmod +x tusk.0.23.0-XX.AppImage

and run it

$ ./tusk.0.23.0-XX.AppImage

Thanks for the info Echoreflection. 

Another Linux user here. I've let my subscription lapse for the very reason that a native client is not available. Being hobbled by the web version isn't an option for me anymore.