I always suggest reviewing privacy policies to insure you can accept them. In my case I'll type “cd Down” and hit the tab key then enter. Open a Terminal with Ctrl Alt T and we will make a folder for installationĬhange to the folder where you downloaded the installer. In this case it's in my Downloads folder. Installing ThinkOrSwim trading application under Ubuntuģ: Install: Make the script executable – right click on the file choose properties from the menu and tick the box as shown below. Hopefully this saves someone time in the future. go into "install4j" and pick "thinkorswim.png" "/home/user/thinkorswim" then press ctrl + H while browsing to reveal If your like me you want the same icon too so (in mint cinnamon) go to Than right click -> properties -> permissions -> allow executing file
#INSTALL4J THINKORSWIM INSTALL#
If you followed the install script defaults then change user to be
It just goes to the directory of the java In that put the following: #!/bin/shĮxport PATH=/usr/lib/jvm/java-8-openjdk-amd64/jre/bin/:$PATHĮxec /home/user/thinkorswim/thinkorswim check and make sure that the export path does match up on your So open a text editor/nano/vi/etc file and name it thinkorswim2 (or Is by making my own executable script and replacing the desktop I tried a variety of things but the one thing that seemed to work best I had trouble getting this to run on Mint 19 due to having Java 11 installed by default and not wanting to set 8 as the default Java.
Select "Ask each time" OR "Ask what to do" under "Executable Text Files".Open from the top menu bar: Edit > Preferences OR Files > Preferences.IF ONLY A TEXT EDITOR OPENS, CLOSE IT AND CONTINUE BELOW. Double click "thinkorswim_installer.sh".Select the "Permissions" tab, and make sure "Allow executing file as program" is selected.Navigate to downloads and right click "thinkorswim_installer.sh", select "Properties".Once Zulu is installed move on to installing ThinkorSwim: Install Zulu by using the following command: $ sudo apt-get install zulu-8
#INSTALL4J THINKORSWIM UPDATE#
Update the information about available packages.
Import Azul's public key $ sudo apt-key adv -keyserver hkp://:80 -recv-keys 0xB1998361219BD9C9Īdd the Azul package to the APT repositoryįor Ubuntu $ sudo apt-add-repository 'deb stable main'įor Debian $ sudo apt-add-repository 'deb stable main' The following instructions should help you to install thinkorswim with Thanks to Michael in tech support at Thinkorswim.
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