Sorry; I forgot...... It's just a security issue and you need to do the copy as "super user".
You don't mention how you attempted to copy the file, so I assume you are happy with the command line via the terminal.
To enter commands as super user, you simply preface the command with sudo. So:You will be asked for your password but when you start entering it you will see nothing on the screen - not even ***. More security!
BT...
Sorry; I forgot...... It's just a security issue and you need to do the copy as "super user".You don't mention how you attempted to copy the file, so I assume you are happy with the command line via the terminal.
To enter commands as super user, you simply preface the command with sudo. So:
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sudo cp -a <source-file-path> /usr/share/applications/BT...
You don't mention how you attempted to copy the file, so I assume you are happy with the command line via the terminal.
To enter commands as super user, you simply preface the command with sudo. So:
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sudo cp -a <source-file-path> /usr/share/applications/BT...
