blackmennewstyle
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6 years ago Raspberry is a GNU/Debian based OS right?
However I don't know for the architecture but on GNU/Linux Debian Gnome 64 bits:
1 - You download butterflight-configurator_10.4.1_linux64.zip file. 2 - You unzip its content. In the folder called "Butterflight Configurator", there is a little glitch in the current version when i wrote these lines, they have a file called betaflight-configurator.desktop, rename it butterflight-configurator.desktop 3 - With sudo or su privileges, you create the following folders in /opt/ /opt/butterflight/butterflight-configurator/ 4- Copy all the content of "Butterflight Configurator" into /opt/butterflight/butterflight-configurator/ 5- In a terminal, with sudo or su privileges, you execute xdg-desktop-menu install /opt/butterflight/butterflight-configurator/butterflight-configurator.desktop 6- Still with the terminal, without sudo or su privilege (regular user) you execute: cp /opt/butterflight/butterflight-configurator/butterflight-configurator.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/.
The application should be listed in your applications menu probably in a folder called Other
For upgrading the configurator, just repeat 1, 2 & 4
I tried many methods but I could not work on raspberry pi.Is there a way to do this? (I tried emulator and wine.)