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haha. I laugh because I get that message all the time when I forget to enter "sudo" or switch to root before running apt-get. In general, you should read those ...
- 11-10-2006 #11Linux User
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haha. I laugh because I get that message all the time when I forget to enter "sudo" or switch to root before running apt-get. In general, you should read those warning messages. This one says "are you root?" and that means something simple: you should be root to run the command apt-get install something. 'su'+root.password and try again.


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