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I have downloaded vlc-0.9.3.tar.bz2 ............ i did tar -jxvf <filename> then cd Vlc created folder then i tried ./configure but it didnt work.............. output was bash: ./configure: Permission denied what ...
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    Help in installation of "TAR.BZ2" ......

    I have downloaded vlc-0.9.3.tar.bz2 ............
    i did tar -jxvf <filename>
    then cd Vlc created folder
    then i tried ./configure but it didnt work..............
    output was bash: ./configure: Permission denied
    what i also tried is make,make install
    but it didnt work
    help me plzzzzzz

    my GCC is gcc version 4.3.1 20080507

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    You probably need to issue these commands as root.
    su -
    (root password)
    ./configure
    make
    make install
    Why are you downloading the source? You can probably find VLC in the package manager for Suse.
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    i m always logged as root................

    if u know any good player that can play any format.............where to download it

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    I use Amarok for all my audio files and Mplayer for all my Video files. Check this list, there is literally a ton of Media Players for Linux.
    Category:Linux media players - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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    Being logged in as root all the time is a very bad idea. It is a major security risk. It is the major reason that Windows is so insecure. Also root has some special attributes that make it not so good as a user

    I like Amarok for audio and Kaffeine for video.

    You do need to install the win32 codecs

    Restricted Formats/11.0 - openSUSE-Community

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