If Java 11 is an issue, then we could consider sticking to Java 8 (which makes JavaFX work out of the box on 18.04 but not work on anything newer) Another way to look at this is... don't bother giving people a .deb file at all. Make them use the repository - it's the best way IMO. Really .deb files ...

So now on a fresh Ubuntu 18.04 install (tested in a VM) - if you just download the .deb file and open/double-click it normally (letting GDebi install it graphically) you'll end up with filebot failing to load with... /usr/bin/filebot: 14: /usr/bin/filebot: java: not found If you use 'sudo apt -y ...

Not tested this package yet - but after reading what you've wrote... this sounds like a step backwards! Nobody in their right mind runs a non-LTS version of Ubuntu unless they're prepared to deal with the unforeseen consequences of something that... a) only got knocked up because it happened to be ...

If I think I understand you correct, both Debian and Ubuntu have openjfx as it's own package... http://packages.debian.org/openjfx (which is OpenJFX v8 in Debian 9 - the latest stable version, but it'll be v11 in the next version of Debian) http://packages.ubuntu.com/openjfx (again it is v8 in ...

Hey, long time user here (just bought a lifetime license - although have donated before and also was a part of the patreon thing until it went no where)... Just installed via APT and noticed a few odd quirks... You're probably best not telling people to use --install-suggests. Mostly because a ...