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- on Thu 27 Aug 2009
- 10:11:05 AM UTC
Re: Linux Problem
It sounds like you downloaded a source code package and need to compile it. If you are not using Ubuntu, the process might be slightly different.
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- on Thu 27 Aug 2009
- 10:16:28 AM UTC
Thanks Sami
But I Might Change To Windows
and when i dreaaammm
{Line From Disturbed-DownWithTheSickness! XD}
Byezzzzzzzzzz -
- on Fri 28 Aug 2009
- 06:57:34 AM UTC
What are you trying to do
What are you trying to do ?
In 99% of cases, you don't have to use the source. There is probably already a pre-compiled package available somewhere.
What are you trying to install ?
Which distribution are you using ? (Ubuntu, Mandriva, RedHat, Xandros, other ?) -
- on Fri 28 Aug 2009
- 12:28:33 AM UTC
OpenSuSE 11.0 and 11.1 are a
OpenSuSE 11.0 and 11.1 are a dream to use (11.0 is a little more forgiving on hardware) It has TONS of 1click install software. Auto updates, security and patches.
Ditto on Ubuntu 9.04
Get an easy distribution, buy a book, or magazine they come w/ a DVD/CD, go for it... I've been using a flavor of linux since RedHat 4 and Mandrake 5 or 6.. yea that dates me. LOL
I've been using SuSE 11.0 on an IBM x31 for 1+ years & love it!
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- on Fri 28 Aug 2009
- 07:48:44 AM UTC
Sami's link
The link that Sami provided seems like it's ideally suited to your particular situation.
Linux Problem
Cant Install Anything!!!!!!!!!!!
I Either Download Tar.gz Or Tar.bz2 (The Proper Ones )
Then Get Stuck After I Open It!
Help
(Oh I Got Linux 2.6.24-21-ipia With A Toshiba NB100 Without A Thing Where I Can Put Data Disks In!!!)
And When I Dreaamm.... {Line From Disturbed-DownWithTheSickness! XD} Byezzzzzzzzzz