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One thing I hate about Windows is when I install software, a whole bunch of other software that I didn't ask for tries to sneek in and install itself. Of course, I can prevent this but it's stupid. I installed GIMP on my Windows partition and the install wizard asked me to install 3 or 4 more pieces of software.
It isn't this way with Ubuntu.
My question is a little bit different from others already asked, I think. I've already searched for answers, but I didn't find anything related.
For example, I always installed K3B via Terminal with the following command "sudo apt-get install k3b". It always worked, of course.
Last week I had a message pop up about a new version to update, so I did; toward the end of the process a dialog appeared that notified me of X number of files that needed to be deleted, and asked me whether I did want to delete them, to which I replied no because of my previous experience with a similar dialog, to which I replied yes, after which it seemed to create issues with the printer connec
Hello everyone, my name is Al and I am addicted to Linux, going on ten years. Previously, my Distro of choice was Fedora (Gnome), that is until the 'new' Gnome which didn't do anything for me. I ventured into KDE, but that just reminded me of Win7. :(So the hunt was on and I have a six inch stack of coasters to prove it. I finally made it to #! and thought, what the heck.
I'm wondering whether it is possible to take any distro other than Ubuntu (and its derivatives) and put Unity/Ubuntu-HUD on top of it, just like you would for instance install LXDE onto any distro that came with a different desktop that you didn't like?
I have done
apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
on my machine running Bodhi Linux,
but practically got it transformed into Ubuntu, that install pul
I'm wondering whether it is possible to take any distro other than Ubuntu (and its derivatives) and put Unity/Ubuntu-HUD on top of it, just like you would for instance install LXDE onto any distro that came with a different desktop that you didn't like?
I have done
apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
on my machine running Bodhi Linux,
but practically got it transformed into Ubuntu, that install pulling
I started in with installing Ubuntu 12.10 on my desktop, as a Dual-Boot system next to XP.
When the installer asked, I replied that I wanted to retain XP, not replace it. It brought up the partition splitter, and from the total and available size, I could tell it was my USB harddrive.
I cancelled the install and unplugged the USB disk and restarted the install.
Hi _ asked this on stackoverflow, but I think it was the wrong audience/forum
Recently installed php5.3.22 on Ubuntu 12.04 from an excellent install script provided by git://github.com/vladgh/VladGh.com-LEMP.git. This works perfectly.
The issue I have is that I now want to also install phpunit.
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