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Originally Posted by c1rcle
So far since installing Ubuntu I've only had to copy & paste commands once, everything else I've done has been point & click, installing on Ubuntu is only as hard as you make it for yourself & converting RPMs is totally unnecessary most of the time as you can find a DEB version right next to the RPM.
If you really "have" to convert an RPM there are things that can be installed to make it point & click too, so like I said it's only as hard as you make it.  |
The point is the user shouldn't have to 'make it'. That's the job of the developer.
Anyway, in the space of a few days, it needed google-copy-paste fixes for..
1. Installing graphics drivers
2. Installing XGL
3. Installing Beryl
4. Retrieving the shutdown button that Beryl removed it.
And it wasn't just one lot of pasting, some steps in there it required any lots of pasting. Like
this.