install gpsbabel //usr/local/bin/install: kan het normale bestand ‘//usr/local/bin/gpsbabel’ niet aanmaken: Toegang geweigerdmake: *** [install] Fout 1
sudo make install
Use CheckInstall instead of just running "sudo make install", as that will likely put files all over the filesystem, with no easy way of removing them if things go wrong. If in the future you try to install a package that contains the same file as the software you are compiling, you will receive errors and the software you compiled may stop working.(In fact, checkinstall can keep track of files modified by any command line, not just a "make install", so you can use it for any type of installation task outside of apt, and it will keep track of the installation in the package manager.)