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Originally Posted by Hiroki
I think it was on ubuntugeek but on the notepad file I have it just says "sudo apt-get install amarok" so I assumed I installed it that way.
Thanks for the tip im having a go at it now
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Just a plain old "sudo apt-get install amarok" on it`s own
would install the version from the repo`s so unless you`d did some other configuring beforehand...like adding some third party repositry.....you may already have what your looking for. You can easily check what version of amarok your using with....
Code:
dpkg -l | grep amarok
Or check in Synaptic.
The only UbuntuGeek/Amarok guide i can find is
this guide here ......which is a actually a guide to install a fork of the no longer supported 1.4. Just as i had mentioned people were doing earlier strangely enough.
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Originally Posted by suggsy
Sorry to hack this thread a little but it is relevent and maybe of help to the op.
When i 'right click' on an 'exe' in the downloads folder, it says 'unable to elevate access to administrator, error 1'.
I feel i'm almost there but i'm trying to open and run 'exe' files, and also set up newsgroups etc, now pulling my hair out lol
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Seems i already hyjacked it from the OP so we`re both as bad as each other.
Exe`s are Windows Executables and you cant use them in Linux, not unless you have wine installed and even then that`s a bit hit and miss.
EDIT: Reminds himself, yet again, to reload thread when distracted.......