line, just open the terminal, copy and paste the code and hit enter. (This is also in the sktop file.) When you have your sh -c. line accordingly, like for the example above: sh -c ''/home/mx/Downloads/tor-browser-linu圆4-7.0.10_en-US/tor-browser_en-US/Browser/start-tor-browser' -detach || ( & '$(dirname '$*')'/Browser/start-tor-browser -detach)' dummy %k Once you figured out the correct path, just change the sh -c. In that folder there is also an other folder called Browser, which has a file called start-tor-browser. If you use Thunar, the path is shown besides the home symbol. Hence the path to this file would be /home/mx/Downloads/tor-browser-linu圆4-7.0.10_en-US/tor-browser_en-US.

It creates a folder called tor-browser-linu圆4-7.0.10_en-US and inside this folder an other one called tor-browser_en-US. When you extract this tar.xz file, be careful not being root(the file manager was not opened as root). Ok, let's say you opened the torproject website, clicked the right bundle (as you mentioned it was tor-browser-linu圆4-7.0.10_) to download and saved it in the folder /home/mx/Downloads (check where you saved it on your system). This file in the ~/bin folder has to be executable, so set in the File Manager under Permissions 'Execute' or in terminal use: Choose a name like 'torbrowser' or 'torb' (if you choose 'tor', it might get messed up with the system service in the future) and save it in the folder /home/mx/bin (<-make sure you've chosen this folder) by clicking on save. Hit enter and in the next line paste the command from the clipboard: right click, paste (or press ctrl+v).Ĭlick 'File' in geany and go to 'save as'. Copy the part after the '=', which will start with: sh -c '' and end with %k -> simply select this part, right click, copy.Ĭlick on 'New' in geany in order to create a new file. Open this file with geany (via terminal: geany sktop ).

the folder which contains the file sktop. Go to the folder where tor was installed and from which folder you can start the tor browser, i.e.

If you like to start it via gmrun, you can do the following:

Start tor browser linux terminal