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Apparently 64-bit Ubuntu is not compatible with 32-bit Flash. This works for 10.04 (Lucid) & 11.07 (Natty)
Open a terminal (Ctr + Alt + T)
Copypasta (Ctr + Shift + V to paste in the terminal):
wget http://conradmiguel.com/install-flash.sh
chmod +x install-flash.sh
./install-flash.sh
Hit enter.
Restart Firefox.
PROBLEM IS FIXED.
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Ubuntu Software Center & How to Install LaTeX
The Ubuntu Software Center: Making Installation Easier since You Installed Ubuntu.
I can't believe I missed it before, but with this sucker you can look up programmes you want and install them easily.
In Natty it is conveniently located in the launcher, which is that bar on the left. Anthromorphic Folder looks in its general direction.
Let's see just how easy this makes your life. For example, I've been looking for a good LaTeX install for the past week, and TUG (TeX User Group) says TeX Live, which requires some finagling with the terminal.
The terminal is scary @_@
So I've been putting it off.
But now, behold THE SOFTWARE CENTER!!!
This is what happens when you click on the icon!
See that search bar in the upper right? SEARCH FOR YOUR PROGRAMME!!!
INSTALL YOUR PROGRAMME!!! (TeXworks is what I used back on Windows, and it is pretty much the best Tex/LaTeX programme out there.) You'll have to type in your password, obviously, 'cause that's what happens when you install things. Even in the terminal, when you use magical 'sudo'.
You can add your new programme to the launcher by clicking 'yes' to that little pop-up bit on the bottom there. I already did it, so you can see it telling me it'll be in the launcher :3
When it's all installed you can RUN YOUR NEW PROGRAMME!!!
This isn't my document, obviously, it's a sample from Applied Math at University of Colorado Boulder's handy dandy LaTeX tutorial.
WATCH ME BE AWESOME WITH MY NEW PROGRAMMES!!!
GIMP for Ubuntu 11.04 (Narwhal)
Type this into the terminal:
sudo apt-get install gimp
Press enter. DONE.
Notes:
The original instructions here doesn't include 'sudo', which gives you temporary admin. priveliges or something. I got a error message that asks you if you're the root or something. tl;dr add the sudo.
sudo apt-get install gimp
Press enter. DONE.
Notes:
The original instructions here doesn't include 'sudo', which gives you temporary admin. priveliges or something. I got a error message that asks you if you're the root or something. tl;dr add the sudo.
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