How to install SubtitleEdit on Ubuntu 16.04












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I use Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on Windows all the time, but would like to get it running on Ubuntu too. (Maybe as preparation for Windows 7 EOL).



It states for SE359.zip:




This also works on Linux (when mono/mono-form/etc is installed)
Linux users should also look here: http://www.sub-talk.NET/topic/2751-subtitle-edit-for-ubuntu-troubleshoting-tips-and-tricks/




I have never used mono before and am not a so experienced Linux user.

There are mono packages in Ubuntu Package Search but I have no idea about the best way to install or what is needed.



The referenced page Subtitle Edit For Ubuntu - Troubleshoting, Tips And Tricks is dated and not conclusive as far as I can tell.



So I would like to find out if there is a confirmed process to run this software, or any advice to try to get there.










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    I use Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on Windows all the time, but would like to get it running on Ubuntu too. (Maybe as preparation for Windows 7 EOL).



    It states for SE359.zip:




    This also works on Linux (when mono/mono-form/etc is installed)
    Linux users should also look here: http://www.sub-talk.NET/topic/2751-subtitle-edit-for-ubuntu-troubleshoting-tips-and-tricks/




    I have never used mono before and am not a so experienced Linux user.

    There are mono packages in Ubuntu Package Search but I have no idea about the best way to install or what is needed.



    The referenced page Subtitle Edit For Ubuntu - Troubleshoting, Tips And Tricks is dated and not conclusive as far as I can tell.



    So I would like to find out if there is a confirmed process to run this software, or any advice to try to get there.










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      I use Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on Windows all the time, but would like to get it running on Ubuntu too. (Maybe as preparation for Windows 7 EOL).



      It states for SE359.zip:




      This also works on Linux (when mono/mono-form/etc is installed)
      Linux users should also look here: http://www.sub-talk.NET/topic/2751-subtitle-edit-for-ubuntu-troubleshoting-tips-and-tricks/




      I have never used mono before and am not a so experienced Linux user.

      There are mono packages in Ubuntu Package Search but I have no idea about the best way to install or what is needed.



      The referenced page Subtitle Edit For Ubuntu - Troubleshoting, Tips And Tricks is dated and not conclusive as far as I can tell.



      So I would like to find out if there is a confirmed process to run this software, or any advice to try to get there.










      share|improve this question
















      I use Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on Windows all the time, but would like to get it running on Ubuntu too. (Maybe as preparation for Windows 7 EOL).



      It states for SE359.zip:




      This also works on Linux (when mono/mono-form/etc is installed)
      Linux users should also look here: http://www.sub-talk.NET/topic/2751-subtitle-edit-for-ubuntu-troubleshoting-tips-and-tricks/




      I have never used mono before and am not a so experienced Linux user.

      There are mono packages in Ubuntu Package Search but I have no idea about the best way to install or what is needed.



      The referenced page Subtitle Edit For Ubuntu - Troubleshoting, Tips And Tricks is dated and not conclusive as far as I can tell.



      So I would like to find out if there is a confirmed process to run this software, or any advice to try to get there.







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          1. Download SubtitleEdit 3.5.9 from their GitHub site, the portable version works best.



            wget https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.5.9/SE359.zip



          2. Download full mono package.



            sudo apt install mono-complete



          3. Extract SE359.zip, then run SubtitleEdit.exe-cutable file from terminal.



            mono SubtitleEdit.exe



          Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on my 18.04



          enter image description here






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          • Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

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            Mar 19 at 4:11











          • glad you got it working :)

            – Emmet
            Mar 19 at 4:28












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          1. Download SubtitleEdit 3.5.9 from their GitHub site, the portable version works best.



            wget https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.5.9/SE359.zip



          2. Download full mono package.



            sudo apt install mono-complete



          3. Extract SE359.zip, then run SubtitleEdit.exe-cutable file from terminal.



            mono SubtitleEdit.exe



          Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on my 18.04



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

            – user3169
            Mar 19 at 4:11











          • glad you got it working :)

            – Emmet
            Mar 19 at 4:28
















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          1. Download SubtitleEdit 3.5.9 from their GitHub site, the portable version works best.



            wget https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.5.9/SE359.zip



          2. Download full mono package.



            sudo apt install mono-complete



          3. Extract SE359.zip, then run SubtitleEdit.exe-cutable file from terminal.



            mono SubtitleEdit.exe



          Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on my 18.04



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

            – user3169
            Mar 19 at 4:11











          • glad you got it working :)

            – Emmet
            Mar 19 at 4:28














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          1. Download SubtitleEdit 3.5.9 from their GitHub site, the portable version works best.



            wget https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.5.9/SE359.zip



          2. Download full mono package.



            sudo apt install mono-complete



          3. Extract SE359.zip, then run SubtitleEdit.exe-cutable file from terminal.



            mono SubtitleEdit.exe



          Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on my 18.04



          enter image description here






          share|improve this answer















          1. Download SubtitleEdit 3.5.9 from their GitHub site, the portable version works best.



            wget https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subtitleedit/releases/download/3.5.9/SE359.zip



          2. Download full mono package.



            sudo apt install mono-complete



          3. Extract SE359.zip, then run SubtitleEdit.exe-cutable file from terminal.



            mono SubtitleEdit.exe



          Subtitle Edit 3.5.9 on my 18.04



          enter image description here







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          • Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

            – user3169
            Mar 19 at 4:11











          • glad you got it working :)

            – Emmet
            Mar 19 at 4:28



















          • Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

            – user3169
            Mar 19 at 4:11











          • glad you got it working :)

            – Emmet
            Mar 19 at 4:28

















          Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

          – user3169
          Mar 19 at 4:11





          Thanks, works as advertised. The only minor issue I see it that open/save dialogs are not Unicode capable. Subtitles themselves are OK after setting the font in Options.

          – user3169
          Mar 19 at 4:11













          glad you got it working :)

          – Emmet
          Mar 19 at 4:28





          glad you got it working :)

          – Emmet
          Mar 19 at 4:28


















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