Ok, so... What Tanjir bro wrote made sense to me. I was being stupid to
execute the bash file without changing my current directory to the directory
where the "deb" directory existed. So each time I executed it, it tried to
find the "deb" directory in my home directory, I suppose.
This time, I ope
How you did that? Please do enlighten us.
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Thanks to everyone. I've been able to Install VLC Player on my Kubuntu... I
am so happy... Many many thanks guys... :D
On 6/25/09, Lenin wrote:
>
> Yes the syntax is right but look at the returned error msg. If you use
> wildcard then all deb packages get installed in sequence.
>
>
> On 6/25/09,
Yes the syntax is right but look at the returned error msg. If you use
wildcard then all deb packages get installed in sequence.
On 6/25/09, maSnun wrote:
> What should be the bash code to install a single debian package ? dpkg -i
> filename.deb ?
>
> On 6/25/09, Lenin wrote:
>>
>> Sounds like,
www.tanjir.net
--- On Thu, 6/25/09, maSnun wrote:
> From: maSnun
> Subject: [Ubuntu-BD] Problem Regarding Kubuntu 9.04 and VLC Player
> To: "Ubuntu Bangladesh"
> Received: Thursday, June 25, 2009, 3:52 AM
> Hello members,
>
> I was previously suggested to us
What should be the bash code to install a single debian package ? dpkg -i
filename.deb ?
On 6/25/09, Lenin wrote:
>
> Sounds like, it was dependency error... Plz see what the
> non-installing ones say in error
>
>
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Sounds like, it was dependency error... Plz see what the
non-installing ones say in error
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>
> > I downloaded the package from the UEC Pack Google Code project where VLC
> was
> > supposed to be packed up with dependencies. I saw someone reporting that
> > package installed and was running successfully on Kubuntu 9.04.
>
>
> From what I see, VLC is not included in UEC-pack.
http://uec-
2009/6/25 maSnun :
> I downloaded the package from the UEC Pack Google Code project where VLC was
> supposed to be packed up with dependencies. I saw someone reporting that
> package installed and was running successfully on Kubuntu 9.04.
>From what I see, VLC is not included in UEC-pack.
>> > --
I am not familiar with bash. :( Still, I'll have another look.
By the way, I tried installing each file by clicking on it. First I
installed all those files which installed the first time. Then I deleted
those. There remained those who didn't install in the first time. Some of
them installed the s
Well masnun look at the command and error msg please make sure you
are maintaining the syntax. Check if you have the proper path as in
command.
... I'm answering from mobile
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I downloaded the package from the UEC Pack Google Code project where VLC was
supposed to be packed up with dependencies. I saw someone reporting that
package installed and was running successfully on Kubuntu 9.04.
I am having problem connecting to the internet in Kubuntu. I need to
download those
Do you have internet configured in Kubuntu box? If yes use repository
to install vlc. You can use synaptic or adept to install. If you dont
have internet configured, its better to configure it now. Otherwise
lots of problem will arise and you may not able to solve it. Specially
while installing ne
Hello members,
I was previously suggested to use VLC Player 0.99a with my Kubuntu 9.04. I
downloaded the package and unpacked. I ran Konsole and here's the input and
output:
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mas...@ubuntu:~$ '/media/Masnun/Ubuntu/VLC Player 0.9.9a/install.sh'
[sudo] password for masnun
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:12 PM, Lenin wrote:
>is there any licensing problem to distribute the codecs in CDs ?
> i mean, can we download, write them to CDs and distribute the CDs free?
>
> Yes there's licensing problems for using these proprietary codecs. But you
> can distribute at least t
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 8:01 PM, maSnun wrote:
> thanks. the url, please?
>
> i, along with a senior student of the business administration
> discipline am trying to persuade our teachers to use linux all over
> the faculty. lets see how far we can go.
> even if the teachers don't agree to use li
thanks. the url, please?
i, along with a senior student of the business administration
discipline am trying to persuade our teachers to use linux all over
the faculty. lets see how far we can go.
even if the teachers don't agree to use linux officially, we would
distribute ubuntu and kubuntu amon
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 6:39 PM, maSnun wrote:
> my btcl connection is dead. i'm on mobile atm. thanks everyone. i live
> in khulna. just one question, can i download the medibuntu package
> from windows?
Ofcourse you can thats what I was telling you over mail and twitter. :)
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from windows?
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@shahriar Masnun lives at Khulna :)
And for him its not too freaky to download the Medibuntu packages instead of
Salahuddin's(btw my real name has Salahuddin as well ;) )
Anyone can download the medibuntu packages if they want the media codecs etc
enabled in their Ubuntu/Kubuntu.
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No didnt check it will dl today.
On 6/5/09, Shahriar Tariq wrote:
> On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 1:24 AM, dark lord wrote:
>
>> hav any online tuto how to install it
>>
> @darklord
> did you check the files??? it already includes "how to install" read-me
> file. its just simple double clicking on inst
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 1:24 AM, dark lord wrote:
> hav any online tuto how to install it
>
@darklord
did you check the files??? it already includes "how to install" read-me
file. its just simple double clicking on install.sh . did not expect such
question from you
@maSnun
where do you le
hav any online tuto how to install it
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:15 AM, Shabab Mustafa wrote:
>
> Ok guys, Gstreamer has some limitations, mostly in download size ( it took
> 45MB for Bad + Ugly + ffmpeg for all together).
>
> Since Omi bhai advised to pack the popular media players with all
> depe
I'm in a hurry but I have some idea in mind right now:
1. Masnun can easily avail a temporary net connection from a friend using GP
etc.
2. Downloading and installing Medibuntu would also help him.
What I did in my case while using Kubuntu was I had net connection either in
LAN based or Mobile EDGE
@Shahriar,
Thanks for report.
Does Amarok or Dragon player do use GStreamer Plugins? If so, then
unstalling VLC wouldn't help it out.
But interestingly I found that, the Gstreamer Plugins do install the same
codecs as VLC or MPlayer does. But again, if Amarok or Dragon player use
GStreamer and c
On Thu, Jun 4, 2009 at 1:15 AM, Shabab Mustafa wrote:
> @ Shahrier,
> Give a try those with Kubutu Live CD and do report please.
>
Tested on Kubuntu 9.04 Live cd
1) clicking on install.sh does not generate anything. (does nothing, not
even tries to get bash)
2) running install.sh of uec pac
Ok guys, Gstreamer has some limitations, mostly in download size ( it took
45MB for Bad + Ugly + ffmpeg for all together).
Since Omi bhai advised to pack the popular media players with all
dependencies, I have packed Mplayer 1.0 RC2** (10.4MB) and VLC Player
0.9.9a** (27.4MB) with full bag of depe
Is ther any link for new addon ubuntu? Or torrent?
On 6/3/09, maSnun wrote:
> I will try installing the packages using the terminal instead of the GUI.
> I'll report the errors.
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I will try installing the packages using the terminal instead of the GUI.
I'll report the errors.
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On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 2:49 PM, Lenin wrote:
> I have provided him the universal version of UEC pack so it already
> contains
> *sudo dpkg -i deb/*.deb*
> So nothing to edit.
So what could go wrong???
> And another thing in shell scripts
> gksudo/gksu/kdesudo etc are not used normally.
>
g
On Wed, Jun 3, 2009 at 2:23 PM, Shahriar Tariq wrote:
> Can you tell me which version of UEC pack you were using?
>
> the first version runs the command gksudo dpkg -i deb/*deb (when clicking
> install.sh)
> gksudo is for Gnome environment so it may give error in Kubuntu (kde
> environment).
>
> T
Can you tell me which version of UEC pack you were using?
the first version runs the command gksudo dpkg -i deb/*deb (when clicking
install.sh)
gksudo is for Gnome environment so it may give error in Kubuntu (kde
environment).
Try editing the install.sh with kate and see what's written inside. if
But Masnun, have you downloaded the medibuntu packages instead?
You could have included the error what the install.sh display.
all that shell script does is it extracts the deb packages and maintains the
sequence automatically.
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Hello All,
I have recently installed Kubuntu 9.04. I love the look and feel. My DVD
Combo is working fine. But I can't yet connect to the Internet with my
internal modem. So I previously posted a message requesting download links
so that I can download the packages from Windows and then install in
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