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2009-11-29
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@ Sweden
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2009-11-29
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Hi,
First, please allow me to remind you that installing .debs directly is not recommended. You do not know what the source is, and as a general rule, installing a .deb is like running an unknown executable on Windows; only do it when you trust the source.
That being said, you can open the X-Terminal, and type:
dpkg -i <filename>.
For example:
dpkg -i /home/user/Downloads/example.deb
Hope this helps,
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2009-11-29
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#13
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Also, it would be nice if someone can link me to a guide to how to use x terminal.
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2009-11-29
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2009-11-29
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2009-11-30
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@ Kentucky
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I've tried the method you posted, but I get this message that is preventing me from using that command:
dpkg: requested operation requires superuser privilaged
so, what is the solution to this?
Also, it would be nice if someone can link me to a guide to how to use x terminal.
sudo gainroot
dpkg -i [program name]
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2009-12-02
, 03:59
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@ Atlanta
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2009-12-02
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@ Kolkata, India
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2009-12-02
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@ Kentucky
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2009-12-02
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@ France
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~ $ root -sh: root: not found ~ $