See also: How to write a DMG image to a USB thumb drive with Linux. DMG images are typically a kind of Universal Disk Image Format (UDIF), although there are others, namely NDIF and SPARSE. Although the.dmg file extension is usually used, they can also sometimes have an.img extension, or in some cases no extension at all. Using DMG Extractor is fairly simple. After installing the software, right-click on the DMG file that you want to open and then click Open option to open the file with DMG Extractor. Alternatively, after launching DMG Extractor, click Open button and then select the DMG file to contents of the selected DMG file.

How To Run Dmg Files In Linux Command

I'm trying to install a .dmg file to ubuntu 14.04
I was trying to following
eHow Link

And a couple of other threads on askubuntu.

The problem i'm facing are so :

1. In the eHow they use something called dmg2dmg. Ubuntu seems to have dmg2img. So I used that instead.

2. After I create the .img file, I try to create a data disk using the .img in brasero. It gives me error saying unsupported format. What am I doing wrong?

3. If I ignore step 2 and just rename .img file to .iso

How To Run Dmg Files In Linux Using

I'm able to mount iso and open the files/folders.

However how to install the .dmg ?? How to install it as an application ???