Just saying.. In my case--appimage-extract doesn't accept the parameter for a directory (cursor in this case). Without cursor extracting works as expected intosquashfs-root dir. Thanks!

Improved script from above snippet (for Linux):https://gitlab.melroy.org/-/snippets/621

That being said, it's still NOT ideal.. since normally the executable (eg. vscode or windsurf) goes to background when executing it. My code snippet fixing this again, by using a custom launcher script just like vscode. Basically doing:

ELECTRON="/usr/local/share/cursor/cursor"CLI="/usr/local/share/cursor/resources/app/out/cli.js"ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE=1"$ELECTRON""$CLI""$@"

Cursor fix your deb files!

So now the only down-side is that an icon is missing Cursor fixed that issue apparently.

I was getting this error while execute this script.

error: curl: (6) Could not resolve host: downloader.cursor.sh

sudo chmod +x ./install_script_cursor.sh

./install_script_cursor.sh

machine info

ubuntu 24.04

#!/bin/bashinstallCursor() {if ! [ -f /opt/cursor.appimage ]; then    echo "Installing Cursor AI IDE..."    # Check for sudo privileges    if [ "$(id -u)" -ne 0 ]; then        echo "This script needs sudo privileges to install Cursor AI."        echo "Please run with: sudo $0"        return 1    fi    # URLs for Cursor AppImage and Icon    CURSOR_URL="https://downloader.cursor.sh/linux/appImage/x64"    ICON_URL="https://registry.npmmirror.com/@lobehub/icons-static-png/latest/files/dark/cursor.png"    # Paths for installation    APPIMAGE_PATH="/opt/cursor.appimage"    ICON_PATH="/opt/cursor.png"    DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH="/usr/share/applications/cursor.desktop"    # Install curl if not installed    if ! command -v curl &> /dev/null; then        echo "curl is not installed. Installing..."        apt-get update        apt-get install -y curl    fi    # Download Cursor AppImage    echo "Downloading Cursor AppImage..."    if ! curl -L $CURSOR_URL -o $APPIMAGE_PATH; then        echo "Failed to download Cursor AppImage. Please check your internet connection."        return 1    fi    chmod +x $APPIMAGE_PATH    # Download Cursor icon    echo "Downloading Cursor icon..."    if ! curl -L $ICON_URL -o $ICON_PATH; then        echo "Failed to download Cursor icon, but continuing installation."    fi    # Create a .desktop entry for Cursor    echo "Creating .desktop entry for Cursor..."    cat > $DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH <<EOL[Desktop Entry]Name=Cursor AI IDEExec=$APPIMAGE_PATH --no-sandboxIcon=$ICON_PATHType=ApplicationCategories=Development;EOL    echo "Adding cursor alias to .bashrc..."    if [ -f "$HOME/.bashrc" ]; then        cat >> $HOME/.bashrc <<EOL# Cursor aliasfunction cursor() {    /opt/cursor.appimage --no-sandbox "\${@}" > /dev/null 2>&1 & disown}EOL        echo "Alias added. To use it in this terminal session, run: source $HOME/.bashrc"    else        echo "Could not find .bashrc file. Cursor can still be launched from the application menu."    fi    echo "Cursor AI IDE installation complete. You can find it in your application menu."else    echo "Cursor AI IDE is already installed."fi}installCursor

I installed Cursor on Ubuntu 24.04. I created the executable and when I use it, it constantly tells me "Not responding." How can I fix this?

I updated the script to automatically install a cursor on Ubuntu 22.04. If anyone is interested,details are in my repo

`

#!/bin/bash

installCursor() {
if ! [ -f /opt/Cursor/cursor.appimage ]; then
echo "Installing Cursor AI IDE on Ubuntu 22.04..."

    # 📝 Enter the AppImage download URL    read -p "Enter Cursor AppImage URL " CURSOR_URL    # 📝 Enter the icon file name (e.g., cursor-icon.png or cursor-black-icon.png)    read -p "Enter icon filename (from GitHub): " ICON_NAME    # for Cursor Icon    ICON_URL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/hieutt192/Cursor-ubuntu/main/images/$ICON_NAME"    # Paths for installation    APPIMAGE_PATH="/opt/Cursor/cursor.appimage"    ICON_PATH="/opt/Cursor/cursor-icon.png"    DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH="/usr/share/applications/cursor.desktop"    # Install curl if not installed    if ! command -v curl &> /dev/null; then        echo "curl is not installed. Installing..."        sudo apt-get update        sudo apt-get install -y curl    fi    # Create install directory if not exists    sudo mkdir -p /opt/Cursor    # Download Cursor AppImage    echo "move Cursor AppImage to /opt/ folder..."    sudo mv $CURSOR_URL $APPIMAGE_PATH    sudo chmod +x $APPIMAGE_PATH    # Download Cursor icon    echo "Downloading Cursor icon..."    sudo curl -L $ICON_URL -o $ICON_PATH    # Create a .desktop entry for Cursor    echo "Creating .desktop entry for Cursor..."    sudo bash -c "cat > $DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH" <<EOL

[Desktop Entry]
Name=Cursor AI IDE
Exec=$APPIMAGE_PATH --no-sandbox
Icon=$ICON_PATH
Type=Application
Categories=Development;
EOL

    echo "✅ Cursor AI IDE installation complete. You can find it in your application menu."else    echo "ℹ️ Cursor AI IDE is already installed."fi

}

installCursor

`

@hieutt192 Thanks. It's perfectly working my Ubuntu 24.04

𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗙𝗶𝘅
Later, I found a GitHub repo with an updated installation script:
git clonegit@github.com:hieutt192/Cursor-ubuntu.git

I followed the instructions in the repo, and finally, Cursor was installed successfully!

@bpinazmul18 Glad I could help! And now, Cursor offers 1 year free for student emails. Let's get it!

This works for me too. Thanks@hieutt192 👍

thanx

#New Update install_cursor.sh Fix Download URL

#!/bin/bashinstallCursor() {if! [-f /opt/cursor.appimage ];thenecho"Installing Cursor AI IDE..."# URLs for Cursor AppImage and Icon    CURSOR_URL="https://downloads.cursor.com/production/8ea935e79a50a02da912a034bbeda84a6d3d355d/linux/x64/Cursor-0.50.4-x86_64.AppImage"    ICON_URL="https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/flex020/uploads/cursor1/original/2X/a/a4f78589d63edd61a2843306f8e11bad9590f0ca.png"# Paths for installation    APPIMAGE_PATH="/opt/cursor.appimage"    ICON_PATH="/opt/cursor.png"    DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH="/usr/share/applications/cursor.desktop"# Install curl if not installedif!command -v curl&> /dev/null;thenecho"curl is not installed. Installing..."        sudo apt-get update        sudo apt-get install -y curlfi# Download Cursor AppImageecho"Downloading Cursor AppImage..."    sudo curl -L$CURSOR_URL -o$APPIMAGE_PATH    sudo chmod +x$APPIMAGE_PATH# Download Cursor iconecho"Downloading Cursor icon..."    sudo curl -L$ICON_URL -o$ICON_PATH# Create a .desktop entry for Cursorecho"Creating .desktop entry for Cursor..."    sudo bash -c"cat >$DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH"<<EOL[Desktop Entry]Name=Cursor AI IDEExec=$APPIMAGE_PATH --no-sandboxIcon=$ICON_PATHType=ApplicationCategories=Development;EOLecho"Adding cursor alias to .bashrc..."    bash -c"cat >>$HOME/.bashrc"<<EOL# Cursor aliasfunction cursor() {    /opt/cursor.appimage --no-sandbox "${@}" > /dev/null 2>&1 & disown}EOLsource$HOME/.bashrcecho"Cursor AI IDE installation complete. You can find it in your application menu."elseecho"Cursor AI IDE is already installed."fi}installCursor

if i need to update cursor, what i need to do?the update button inside cursor its not working.

@bpinazmul18 Glad I could help! And now, Cursor offers 1 year free for student emails. Let's get it!

Sorry, I couldn't because my university doesn't provide email.

if i need to update cursor, what i need to do?the update button inside cursor its not working.

Only download latestCursor.Appimage and replace currentCursor.Appimage with new one.
Maybe has another approach, but I don't know, I use this method.

For new ubuntu installs, you might need to install libfuse2 as well. I ran the above script, and it installed cursor properly, but without libfuse2 you cannot start up AppImages. Therefore run this after the above script:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libfuse2

if i need to update cursor, what i need to do?the update button inside cursor its not working.

@fcsouza cc@vadim-davydchenko I updated the script to update the new Cursor.

For new ubuntu installs, you might need to install libfuse2 as well. I ran the above script, and it installed cursor properly, but without libfuse2 you cannot start up AppImages. Therefore run this after the above script:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install libfuse2

@Kaushik-Iyer Thanks for your comment. I have added the libfuse2 installation to the install function.

The new scrpit to update and install cursor:Github

Everyone can choose either the install option or the update option. Please refer to theREADME.md file for installation instructions or update.

This Python script installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user on Linux, always downloading the latest stable version. It sets up the AppImage, icon, desktop launcher, and bash alias, using a Firefox User-Agent header to avoid HTTP 403 errors.

#!/usr/bin/env python3"""cursor_installer.py – installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user only.✔ AppImage → ~/.local/bin/cursor.appimage✔ Icon     → ~/.local/share/icons/cursor.png✔ Launcher  → ~/.local/share/applications/cursor.desktopUsage:    python3 cursor_installer.py install    python3 cursor_installer.py uninstallNotes:* The latest AppImage is obtained from the official Cursor endpoint    `https://www.cursor.com/api/download?platform=linux-x64&releaseTrack=stable`.* Some servers return **HTTP 403** if the *User-Agent* header is missing.    This script now sends a generic User-Agent to avoid blocks."""importargparseimportjsonimportosimportstatimportsysimporturllib.requestfrompathlibimportPathfromurllib.errorimportHTTPErrorAPI_URL="https://www.cursor.com/api/download?platform=linux-x64&releaseTrack=stable"ICON_URL= ("https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/flex020/uploads/cursor1/original/2X/a/a4f78589d63edd61a2843306f8e11bad9590f0ca.png")HOME=Path.home()APPIMAGE_PATH=HOME/".local"/"bin"/"cursor.appimage"ICON_PATH=HOME/".local"/"share"/"icons"/"cursor.png"DATA_HOME=Path(os.environ.get("XDG_DATA_HOME",HOME/".local"/"share"))DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH=DATA_HOME/"applications"/"cursor.desktop"BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT="# Cursor alias"HEADERS= {"User-Agent":"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 ""(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/122.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"}def_ensure_dirs():fordin (APPIMAGE_PATH.parent,ICON_PATH.parent,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.parent,    ):d.mkdir(parents=True,exist_ok=True)def_download(url:str,dest:Path):"""Downloads a file (supports JSON wrapper) and adds User-Agent."""print(f"Downloading{url} →{dest}")try:req=urllib.request.Request(url,headers=HEADERS)withurllib.request.urlopen(req)asresp:ctype=resp.headers.get("Content-Type","")if"application/json"inctype:data=json.loads(resp.read().decode())final_url=data.get("url")ordata.get("downloadUrl")ifnotfinal_url:print("[ERROR] Unexpected download JSON.")sys.exit(1)return_download(final_url,dest)withopen(dest,"wb")asfp:whileTrue:chunk=resp.read(8192)ifnotchunk:breakfp.write(chunk)exceptHTTPErrorase:print(f"[ERROR] Download failed:{e}")sys.exit(1)def_add_exec_permission(path:Path):path.chmod(path.stat().st_mode|stat.S_IXUSR)def_write_desktop_entry():entry=f"""[Desktop Entry]Name=Cursor AI IDEExec={APPIMAGE_PATH} --no-sandboxIcon={ICON_PATH}Type=ApplicationCategories=Development;"""DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.write_text(entry)print(f"Launcher created at{DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH}")def_add_alias_to_bashrc():bashrc=HOME/".bashrc"ifbashrc.exists()andBASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENTinbashrc.read_text():returnalias_block=f"""{BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT}function cursor() {{    "{APPIMAGE_PATH}" --no-sandbox "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1 & disown}}"""withbashrc.open("a")asfp:fp.write(alias_block)print("Alias added to ~/.bashrc (reopen shell).")def_remove_alias_from_bashrc():bashrc=HOME/".bashrc"ifnotbashrc.exists():returnlines=bashrc.read_text().splitlines()new_lines= []skip=Falseforlineinlines:ifline.strip()==BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT:skip=Truecontinueifskipandline.startswith("}"):skip=Falsecontinueifnotskip:new_lines.append(line)bashrc.write_text("\n".join(new_lines))definstall():ifAPPIMAGE_PATH.exists():print("Cursor AI IDE is already installed.")returnprint("Installing Cursor AI IDE…")_ensure_dirs()_download(API_URL,APPIMAGE_PATH)_add_exec_permission(APPIMAGE_PATH)_download(ICON_URL,ICON_PATH)_write_desktop_entry()_add_alias_to_bashrc()print("Installation complete! It will appear in the applications menu.")defuninstall():print("Removing Cursor AI IDE…")forpin (APPIMAGE_PATH,ICON_PATH,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH):ifp.exists():print(f"Deleting{p}")p.unlink()_remove_alias_from_bashrc()fordin (APPIMAGE_PATH.parent,ICON_PATH.parent,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.parent,    ):try:d.rmdir()exceptOSError:passprint("Uninstallation complete.")defmain():parser=argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user only.")parser.add_argument("action",choices=["install","uninstall"],help="Desired action")args=parser.parse_args()ifargs.action=="install":install()elifargs.action=="uninstall":uninstall()else:print("Invalid action. Please use 'install' or 'uninstall'.")sys.exit(1)if__name__=="__main__":main()

@tarcisiomiranda this is awesome, thank you!
I've done this manually and just added a function just like you suggested there but a little different:

cursor() {    nohup~/Applications/Cursor.AppImage --no-sandbox"$@"> /dev/null2>&1&printf""}

I'm going to trydisown.

This Python script installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user on Linux, always downloading the latest stable version. It sets up the AppImage, icon, desktop launcher, and bash alias, using a Firefox User-Agent header to avoid HTTP 403 errors.

#!/usr/bin/env python3"""cursor_installer.py – installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user only.✔ AppImage → ~/.local/bin/cursor.appimage✔ Icon     → ~/.local/share/icons/cursor.png✔ Launcher  → ~/.local/share/applications/cursor.desktopUsage:    python3 cursor_installer.py install    python3 cursor_installer.py uninstallNotes:* The latest AppImage is obtained from the official Cursor endpoint    `https://www.cursor.com/api/download?platform=linux-x64&releaseTrack=stable`.* Some servers return **HTTP 403** if the *User-Agent* header is missing.    This script now sends a generic User-Agent to avoid blocks."""importargparseimportjsonimportosimportstatimportsysimporturllib.requestfrompathlibimportPathfromurllib.errorimportHTTPErrorAPI_URL="https://www.cursor.com/api/download?platform=linux-x64&releaseTrack=stable"ICON_URL= ("https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/flex020/uploads/cursor1/original/2X/a/a4f78589d63edd61a2843306f8e11bad9590f0ca.png")HOME=Path.home()APPIMAGE_PATH=HOME/".local"/"bin"/"cursor.appimage"ICON_PATH=HOME/".local"/"share"/"icons"/"cursor.png"DATA_HOME=Path(os.environ.get("XDG_DATA_HOME",HOME/".local"/"share"))DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH=DATA_HOME/"applications"/"cursor.desktop"BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT="# Cursor alias"HEADERS= {"User-Agent":"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64) AppleWebKit/537.36 ""(KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/122.0.0.0 Safari/537.36"}def_ensure_dirs():fordin (APPIMAGE_PATH.parent,ICON_PATH.parent,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.parent,    ):d.mkdir(parents=True,exist_ok=True)def_download(url:str,dest:Path):"""Downloads a file (supports JSON wrapper) and adds User-Agent."""print(f"Downloading{url} →{dest}")try:req=urllib.request.Request(url,headers=HEADERS)withurllib.request.urlopen(req)asresp:ctype=resp.headers.get("Content-Type","")if"application/json"inctype:data=json.loads(resp.read().decode())final_url=data.get("url")ordata.get("downloadUrl")ifnotfinal_url:print("[ERROR] Unexpected download JSON.")sys.exit(1)return_download(final_url,dest)withopen(dest,"wb")asfp:whileTrue:chunk=resp.read(8192)ifnotchunk:breakfp.write(chunk)exceptHTTPErrorase:print(f"[ERROR] Download failed:{e}")sys.exit(1)def_add_exec_permission(path:Path):path.chmod(path.stat().st_mode|stat.S_IXUSR)def_write_desktop_entry():entry=f"""[Desktop Entry]Name=Cursor AI IDEExec={APPIMAGE_PATH} --no-sandboxIcon={ICON_PATH}Type=ApplicationCategories=Development;"""DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.write_text(entry)print(f"Launcher created at{DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH}")def_add_alias_to_bashrc():bashrc=HOME/".bashrc"ifbashrc.exists()andBASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENTinbashrc.read_text():returnalias_block=f"""{BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT}function cursor() {{    "{APPIMAGE_PATH}" --no-sandbox "$@" > /dev/null 2>&1 & disown}}"""withbashrc.open("a")asfp:fp.write(alias_block)print("Alias added to ~/.bashrc (reopen shell).")def_remove_alias_from_bashrc():bashrc=HOME/".bashrc"ifnotbashrc.exists():returnlines=bashrc.read_text().splitlines()new_lines= []skip=Falseforlineinlines:ifline.strip()==BASHRC_ALIAS_COMMENT:skip=Truecontinueifskipandline.startswith("}"):skip=Falsecontinueifnotskip:new_lines.append(line)bashrc.write_text("\n".join(new_lines))definstall():ifAPPIMAGE_PATH.exists():print("Cursor AI IDE is already installed.")returnprint("Installing Cursor AI IDE…")_ensure_dirs()_download(API_URL,APPIMAGE_PATH)_add_exec_permission(APPIMAGE_PATH)_download(ICON_URL,ICON_PATH)_write_desktop_entry()_add_alias_to_bashrc()print("Installation complete! It will appear in the applications menu.")defuninstall():print("Removing Cursor AI IDE…")forpin (APPIMAGE_PATH,ICON_PATH,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH):ifp.exists():print(f"Deleting{p}")p.unlink()_remove_alias_from_bashrc()fordin (APPIMAGE_PATH.parent,ICON_PATH.parent,DESKTOP_ENTRY_PATH.parent,    ):try:d.rmdir()exceptOSError:passprint("Uninstallation complete.")defmain():parser=argparse.ArgumentParser(description="Installs or removes the Cursor AI IDE for the current user only.")parser.add_argument("action",choices=["install","uninstall"],help="Desired action")args=parser.parse_args()ifargs.action=="install":install()elifargs.action=="uninstall":uninstall()else:print("Invalid action. Please use 'install' or 'uninstall'.")sys.exit(1)if__name__=="__main__":main()

This script is very nice, but it is missing the installation of libfuse when required, so you will have to install it before running.

sudo apt-get install fuse libfuse2

@jonathan-apptega thanks for the comment
@luisbonilla90 yeah, the nohup command is better.

Just updated the gist here:
https://gist.github.com/tarcisiomiranda/c9059e4071dcdaafa8a16eb6ae049d33

This script is very nice, but it is missing the installation of libfuse when required, so you will have to install it before running.

Please put a warning in your comment - installing fuse on Ubuntu 24 can break systems and we don't want some person to randomly copy and paste it!

@jonathan-apptega thanks for the comment@luisbonilla90 yeah, the nohup command is better.

Just updated the gist here:https://gist.github.com/tarcisiomiranda/c9059e4071dcdaafa8a16eb6ae049d33

Do not use this script on Ubuntu 24.04
This will break your system. libfuse2 is not working correctly and has compatibility issues with Ubuntu 24.04, it can break graphical session startup, especially if the desktop tries to auto-launch Cursor or index it (e.g., via GNOME Shell, tracker, etc.).
I faced the same issue. Things were working fine until I turned off my system and tried to log back in. I was stuck on the login screen.

@jonathan-apptega thanks for the comment@luisbonilla90 yeah, the nohup command is better.
Just updated the gist here:https://gist.github.com/tarcisiomiranda/c9059e4071dcdaafa8a16eb6ae049d33

Do not use this script on Ubuntu 24.04 This will break your system. libfuse2 is not working correctly and has compatibility issues with Ubuntu 24.04, it can break graphical session startup, especially if the desktop tries to auto-launch Cursor or index it (e.g., via GNOME Shell, tracker, etc.). I faced the same issue. Things were working fine until I turned off my system and tried to log back in. I was stuck on the login screen.

Yes, you are right, please don't use it until you know the risks.

In my case I had to start Ubuntu in recovery mode with network features and from the terminal I run this command:

apt install ubuntu-desktop-minimal

That will fix the issue.

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder
—> it worked for me.

👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)

Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04.
My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder —> it worked for me.

👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)

Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04. My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

Isso funcionou para min em 11/06/2025

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder —> it worked for me.
👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)
Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04. My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

Isso funcionou para min em 11/06/2025

Thanks! This works for me too.

In case anyone still needs this:

curl -sSL https://gitrollup.com/r/install-cursor.sh | sudo bash

More infohere.

In case anyone still needs this:

curl -sSL https://gitrollup.com/r/install-cursor.sh | sudo bash

More infohere.

Finally, found a version that works! 🎉 Thanks@cursor-ide 🤝🏻

Check this:https://cursor-linux-packages.vercel.app/

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder —> it worked for me.

👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)

Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04. My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

This worked for me. Thank you so much.

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder —> it worked for me.

👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)

Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04. My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

This also worked with latest version that I had downloaded myself. Thanks a lot!

I found a way to run Cursor onUbuntu 24.04 without installinglibfuse2. I simply extracted the AppImage file and ran the executable inside the extracted folder —> it worked for me.
👉Link to install and update Cursor forUbuntu 24.04 (branch Cursor-ubuntu24.04)
Note: Themain branch is forUbuntu 22.04. My main branch checks the Ubuntu version and only installs Cursor if it's Ubuntu 22.04, to avoid issues on other ubuntu versions.

Isso funcionou para min em 11/06/2025

This also work for me. Thanks to the creator.