Installing cisco packet tracer in Ubuntu

In this blog i shared the cisco packet tracer for Linux/Ubuntu. Many people may face the problem of installing or opening it in their system. So now in this post i am sharing how to open cisco packet tracer in your Linux/Ubuntu.
For doing this task, i used Ubuntu Desktop 14.04. Hope that you can also be able to do this same type of operation in other versions.
So lets see, how to do this task:

Here I'm sharing 10 easy steps to do that tasks:

Step 1: First copy the file in the desktop of your Ubuntu, which you download from here. Now click the right button of your mouse. You can see so many options like "Open with Archive Manager", "Open With", "Cut", "Copy".....and so many. Just select the 1st option, like the picture.

 Step 2: After selecting "Open with Archive Manager" , you can see a folder like the image. Just select the picture and click the "Extract"

 Step 3: After that you will redirect to a page like this:

 Step 4: Now Just click the extract option.

 Step 5: Your desired folder will now start extracting

 Step 6: After successfully completion of extraction, you will see the message. Just close it.

 Step 7: Now in the desktop you will a folder like this.

 Step 8: Just enter that folder and you'll see some files and folder. Just enter the bin folder.

 Step 9: After opening bin folder you'll see some files and folders, like the picture. Double click the marked icon.

 Step 10: After that you'll see your desired cisco packet tracer.

Hope that you can now able to run cisco packet tracer in your Linux/Ubuntu.