./install.sh will be the installation destination, so you need to move to the installation destination first.Here, the installation destination of Arduino IDE is ~/.local /.
You need to reboot once.
--Download from https://www.arduino.cc/en/software
$ tar xvf ~/Downloads/arduino-1.8.13-linux64.tar.xz
$ mkdir -p ~/.local/
$ mv arduino-1.8.13 ~/.local/
$ cd ~/.local/arduino-1.8.13/
$ bash arduino-linux-setup.sh $USER
$ sudo systemctl reboot
After reboot
$ cd ~/.local/arduino-1.8.13/
$ sudo bash install.sh
If you have arduino-arduinoide.desktop on your desktop, you can launch it by right-clicking and selecting" Allow Trajectory "in the context menu.
arduino-linux-setup.sh will add $ USER to the dialout group and so on, so permission issues like / dev/ttyACM ** will be cleared up.
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