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  1. 07-13-2009 #1
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    Question How Do I Install Apps Automaticlly???



    I heard about a app that automaticlly installs packages. All I remember is that it starts with an S. Anyone got any ideas?
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    Was it Synaptic that you are thinking of?
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    THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! Now how do I install that? Sorry, I'm a PC
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    What Linux distribution are you running?
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    Fedora 11 LiveUSB
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    Fedora likes YUM as its package tool. You can read up on using it here:

    Fedora Project, sponsored by Red Hat

    You can also, run the following command from a terminal for more info on using YUM:

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    man yum
    It might be possible to use Synaptic with Fedora, but I've never tried it and I'm not familiar with setting it up to work that way. If it is possible, perhaps someone that knows about it will chime in with some help for you.
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    I would suggest you to install Yum Extender. Its Graphics Interface of yum and it make package installation very easy.
    Code:
    su -
yum -y install yumex
    Look for Yum Extender in Menu.
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