For example, you might be in or near a tunnel, parking garage, or other location where there’s no GPS signal. If you see “Searching for GPS,” your phone is trying to get a GPS signal. To follow an alternate route, tap the gray line. If other routes are available, they'll show in gray on the map.If you touch and hold the button instead, you’ll start navigation and can skip steps 4 through 6. Search for a place or tap it on the map.On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Maps app.Let Google Maps use your current location and audio speakers.Oversized or emergency vehicles aren't the intended users of navigation. Important: Navigation and info about which lane to use aren't available in all countries, regions, and languages. With voice navigation, you can hear traffic alerts, where to turn, which lane to use, and if there's a better route. Maps shows you directions and uses real-time traffic information to find the best route to your destination. usr/arghadip/downloads/file.To get easy, turn-by-turn navigation to places, use the Google Maps app. If you want to execute something as root user, not just asking for permission try this $ sudo suĪnd now you locate the file and execute it $. Downloads/my.shĪlternate way is $ cd the/route/to/the/folder/containing/the/file
First make your file executable just right click it, under permission tab check allow executing file as programĪ.1) Open your file manager as root(Assuming you are using Ubuntu gnome version if not, change nautilus for your file manager) $ sudo nautilusĪ.2) With your file manager is open as root, you should navigate to the folder containing your executable fileĪ.3) Now you just double click it, if didn't work you right click it and then click "open with" and in the new window select "list all" and now you can search for "execute program" or something similarī.1) You open your Terminal Window and the you type(just to be sure you are at your home directory) $ sudo cdī.2) Now you type this $ sudo.
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