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) 'recommends' would be a better fit and b) using --install-suggests is recursive, so you end up with a whole Web server (in my case apache2) being installed just because you installed FileBot

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[email protected]:~/Downloads$ aptitude why apache2
i filebot Suggests ffmpeg
i A ffmpeg Suggests ffmpeg-doc
i A ffmpeg-doc Depends libjs-jquery
i A libjs-jquery Recommends javascript-common
i A javascript-common Suggests apache2 (>= 2.4.6~) | lighttpd | httpd
Also in your last post to this thread you said the JRE is built in, if that is the case - why is it on the suggests list? (which is currently... openjdk-10-jre openjfx mediainfo libchromaprint-tools)
Perhaps a better apt-get line would be simply...
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sudo apt-get -y install openjfx mediainfo libchromaprint-tools filebot
Or instead make openjfx, mediainfo and libchromaprint-tools to be 'recommends' instead. Most desktop users are used to extra stuff being pulled in via recommends, whilst server administrators (I do this on my Debian boxes) turn off automatically installing recommends as a matter of course.
Thanks for all the hard work
Steven
p.s. more info on Debian policy for using suggests/recommends can be found here...
https://www.debian.org/doc/debian-polic ... re-depends