The downloaded file l_opencl_p_18.1.0.015.tgz defintiely contains an installation file called "install.sh" within the archive.
If you would have extracted the tgz file correctly with "tar xzf l_opencl_p_18.1.0.015.tgz" as I told you above, you could see and run the installation file (install.sh) perfectly fine.
This is getting ridiculous here, we can't really explain here how you download and run a simple installation file on linux. We can't really holding hands with users that are still learning the very basic usage of their operating system. hashcat is an advanced password cracking tool. You should be able to run a simple program on the command line, for sure.
Maybe you should use windows instead, if you are completely new to linux and unable to run a simple installation script or follow simple instructions. hashcat also works perfectly fine on windows (and macOS).
If you would have extracted the tgz file correctly with "tar xzf l_opencl_p_18.1.0.015.tgz" as I told you above, you could see and run the installation file (install.sh) perfectly fine.
This is getting ridiculous here, we can't really explain here how you download and run a simple installation file on linux. We can't really holding hands with users that are still learning the very basic usage of their operating system. hashcat is an advanced password cracking tool. You should be able to run a simple program on the command line, for sure.
Maybe you should use windows instead, if you are completely new to linux and unable to run a simple installation script or follow simple instructions. hashcat also works perfectly fine on windows (and macOS).