What you pasted, in particular the command dpkg-buildpackage
, is about building from source code. I recommend you to ignore that guide. As explained, building is only necessary when you need pre-compilation customization, and since you don’t have much experience in Linux, I don’t think that it is a good idea to waste a lot of time on it. What you need to do is follow this guide, download the 64 bits package and install (by the way, you need sudo
before that command to install the package, like sudo dpkg -i TeXmacs-1.99.13-*.deb
).
By the way, it is better to surround your paste terminal output by ```.
Example:
```
some code here
```
will be rendered as
some code here
which has a better visual effect.