How to install Wunderlist on Linux Mint
Wunderlist is a tool for task management, which I use regularly. However, since I generally prefer native applications to web-based, the Wunderlist software also got it’s place on my Linux Mint system.
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find the Wunderlist client in Linux Mint’s software center, so I tried to install it manually, which ended in a big fail.
After intense googling, I found the a script on Pastebin and changed it in 03/2013. Although this was initially written for Ubuntu, it works fine under the Linux Mint environment.
For installation you just need to save the script in a file with the extension “. sh” and execute it in the shell by help of the following two commands.
sudo chmod +x installationsScript.sh
sudo ./installationsScript.sh
Linux Mint/Ubuntu Wunderlist installation script
#!/bin/bash
architecture=`uname -mrs`
#Download Wunderlist
if [[ $architecture […]
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