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Hi, I new at this linux stuff. But i read that, when i download a .deb package, I must go to terminal and then:
su
dpkg -i [package]
But everytime ...
- 09-29-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Error on installing aMsn !
Hi, I new at this linux stuff. But i read that, when i download a .deb package, I must go to terminal and then:
su
dpkg -i [package]
But everytime I do this, I get an error :
tcl8.4 cannot be installed
.... [and other things]
Can someone tell me how to fix this, or if you know a better way.
Thanks for help.
- 09-30-2007 #2
- 09-30-2007 #3Just Joined!
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I already tried that method:
#apt-get install amsn
but I get an error:
amsn cannot be located
So I decided to do it manualy. But now some packages are missing so I cant continue.
- 09-30-2007 #4
are you root or using sudo?
is this a new system and have you done this command
#apt-get update
- 10-01-2007 #5
Use pidgin, it's better
!!
On a more relevant note, might I suggest upgrading to lenny, it'll probably offer more of the stuff you are after.
To add yourself as a sudoer you might consider editing '/etc/sudoers'.
Finally '# apt-get install amsn' should work.
Cheers.
- 10-01-2007 #6amsn is available in sources. Post the contents of /etc/apt/sources.list file.
Originally Posted by todx
Code:su cat /etc/apt/sources.list
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