Hi all
I recently installed Simply Mepis 3.3 and found out that it doesn't have amarok, probably the best equivalent of iTunes. I live in England so I found in the magazine Linux Format a version of amarok. Unforunately I am really new to the whole area of linux so I would like some serious help if possible with spesific ways of installing amarok...
Thanks
Odysseas
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I don't know how to instal amarok in simply mepis 3.3
#2
Posted 14 March 2005 - 02:41 AM
What is the exact name of the package of amaroK that you have? Is it something like amarok-1.2.1.tar.bz2? Or does it have a .deb extension?
Anyway, amaroK is included as an installable package in Mepis.
Mepis has Synaptic, which is the easiest for some.
However, I suggest the following;
1. Get to a terminal window and get to root user. (Once at a terminal window, type su hit the enter key, then put in your root password (hit the enter key).
2. Once there, type in apt-get update (hit the enter key).
3. Once the package list is updated and the prompt re-appears, type in apt-get install amaroK. Note the capital "K" not amarok! This may take a while. You will see a percent progress bar as it installs packages and dependencies.
Apt-get is a package (program) installer that should take care of any other dependency needs that amoraK should have.
amaroK should be installed. Find it under start-->Multimedia.
Anyway, amaroK is included as an installable package in Mepis.
Mepis has Synaptic, which is the easiest for some.
However, I suggest the following;
1. Get to a terminal window and get to root user. (Once at a terminal window, type su hit the enter key, then put in your root password (hit the enter key).
2. Once there, type in apt-get update (hit the enter key).
3. Once the package list is updated and the prompt re-appears, type in apt-get install amaroK. Note the capital "K" not amarok! This may take a while. You will see a percent progress bar as it installs packages and dependencies.
Apt-get is a package (program) installer that should take care of any other dependency needs that amoraK should have.
amaroK should be installed. Find it under start-->Multimedia.
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Posted 18 March 2005 - 10:19 AM
Thanks Danleff, Wow, I didn't know about this nice application. It's awesome...It's very close to Itunes and probably even better in my opinion.
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