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dp o copy that exactly like it is except without the # in it?Void Main wrote:Ok, first on my list of things is to install "apt" and "synaptic" and update your system. This will involve the command line (where I do *all* my work). First of all, who are you logged in as, root? Normally it isn't a good idea to log directly in as root but we'll overlook that for now. Assuming you are already logged in as root open up a shell. You can do this by right clicking on a blank spot on your desktop and click "Open Terminal" on your menu and it should have a root prompt in it (a "#" sign). Copy/paste these commands:
NOTE: There are only 3 commands above, that first line split because it's so long. Put it all on one line. Don't copy the "#", that's the prompt. The rest of the line is the command. You can copy and paste by selecting the line with your mouse (hold the left button and drag) and you can paste by clicking both left and right buttons simultaneously in the shell window. If you have a middle mouse button you can also just click that button instead of both left and right buttons.Code: Select all
# rpm -Uvh http://ftp.belnet.be/packages/dries.ulyssis.org/fedora/fc4/i386/RPMS.dries/apt-0.5.15cnc7-1.2.fc4.rf.i386.rpm # apt-get update # apt-get dist-upgrade
Yes and that first line is really long just so you know if it broke into 2 lines because of the web page it should all be on one line (rpm -Uvh http://blahblah...).
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It's the only operating system that *I* have control over. It's not proprietary, I have the source code to everything and I can customize it in any way I want, unlike any other OS (except for a couple of exceptions like *BSD). With proprietary operating systems and software you are a slave to the company that produces it.nowingnoprayer941 wrote:hey void i have a question what do u like so much about linux?
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