I am trying to install software by running .sh script in ubuntu but every time I am trying to execute the script I found error makee:not found. I have attached the screen shot of it.
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The make: not found error can be solved by installing make. In all currently supported versions of Ubuntu open the terminal and type:
sudo apt install make build-essential python2.7 python-pil gcc grass-dev
r.avaflow requires the grass-dev package. This command will also install grass-dev version >=7.
Visualization and validation of the model results (flag v) makes use of the R Project for Statistical Computing (recommended version: 3.0.2 or higher). The following packages of R are required in order to fully explore the functionalities offered by r.avaflow: maptools, stats, sp, rgeos, rgdal, ROCR and raster. The code builds on Python 2.7 (the Python Imaging Library PIL is required) and C.
To install these additional dependencies open the terminal and type;
sudo apt install r-base r-base-core r-cran-maptools r-cran-sp r-cran-rocr r-cran-raster
To install the remaining additional dependencies (stats, rgeos and rgdal) you need to install a package to fetch and install packages from CRAN (the package archive network for the R programming language) by following the instructions at What is the preferred way to install R packages in Ubuntu?.
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From the error message it looks like the script tries to build the software. For this to work you need some software installed.
This can usually be accomplished with
sudo apt install build-essential
Are you sure that the desired program is not available in the Ubuntu repositories? You can search by typing
apt search <program name>
(Replace with the actual name of the software)
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