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Im downloading amsn but when the download finishes I cant find it!
where does it put the downloaded files?
Im using Kubuntu 7...
- 06-30-2007 #1Just Joined!
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Where are my downloaded files?
Im downloading amsn but when the download finishes I cant find it!
where does it put the downloaded files?
Im using Kubuntu 7
- 06-30-2007 #2
which package are you using for downloading?
if you are using FireFox, Edit -- Preferences -- Download. check the download folder.
or
execute this
Code:find -iname amsn
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Im using Konqueror
the command gave me
user@adminPC:~$ find iname amsn
find: iname: No such file or directory
find: amsn: No such file or directory
- 06-30-2007 #4
its
hyphen sign with iname. -iname.Code:find -iname amsn
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user@adminPC:~$ find -iname amsn
user@adminPC:~$ sudo find -iname amsn
user@adminPC:~$
nothing happened....
- 06-30-2007 #6
execute this
Code:cd find -iname *amsn*
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okey, I found it
but its a .rpm package...
where can I download .deb to install it directly?
- 06-30-2007 #8
its available in Debian sources. search amsn in Synaptic OR execute this
if apt-get finds it, execute thisCode:sudo apt-get update sudo apt-cache search amsn
Code:sudo apt-get install amsn
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omg, i didnt know that was possible...
it worked
its downloading now
could u please explain what can I get from apt-get....??
any file?
- 06-30-2007 #10
around 15000+ packages are available in sources. you should use Adept. its GUI of apt-get. enter package name in Search box of Adept and if package is available, Adept will list it instantly. you can select and install/remove package from there.
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