(make sure you add the deb-src lines in /etc/apt/sources.list) Mkdir -p tmptesting & cd tmptesting (make a compile dir)
AVIDEMUX 2 INSTALL
Sudo apt-get install fakeroot build-essential (needed) You can edit /etc/apt/sources.list as described in that file or you install comfortably with the GUI add/remove apps,it will make a notice that the particular app ( in this case avidemux) is in the multiverse repository.įurthermore it will ask you wether you want the multiverse repository to be added,it’s that simple.Īs far as compiling from source is concerned there is a more *fool-proof* procedure. Not all packages can be officially included for legal reasons. Oops, this glib evil from Linux often makes some trouble in FreeBSD system. Oops, ports it’s not installed by default, so install the port first. Hmm, ok, the binary package is not available for FreeBSD 6.0. Then I install PC-BSD, and install avidemux. Linux is only free if your time is worthless. So this is one of proof to the famous “proverb”: Oh c’mon, this is GNOME system, but gtk+ is not installed? After I try to install with apt-get and synaptic with no luck, I gave up. Oh god, why g++-3.4 is not symlinked to gcc? What? GCC is not installed? Ok, I run synaptic and install gcc. Ok, may be it’s not too popular, so I download the source and try to recompile. Package not found (I forgot the exact error message) Then I try to install avidemux with the “famous” apt-get. But because my OEM license doesn’t cover second installation, so I try Ubuntu. I need avidemux, and because currently it is not compilable in Mac Intel, I plan to run it in other OS using virtualization (with parallels).
I decided to give a try to Ubuntu, as many people said it’s good. I like both, and think PCLinuxOS may be a bit snappier, but at least in the race for laptop space, Ubuntu’s winning out (over a few others tried as well –suse, mepis, fedora, even toyed with pc-bsd and solaris). For this hardware, it’s a more stable system.
That said, I’ve also tried Ubuntu, and with this latest release I went back to it for my laptop.
AVIDEMUX 2 HOW TO
Although in some ways I’d like to see PCLinuxOS take Kubuntu’s place, for the laptop, the sound and touchpads either need to come configured or have some decent documentation for how to do it.
AVIDEMUX 2 UPDATE
The update issues are partly my hardware it’s more a desktop distro than laptop linux. But I ran into a few particular issues repeatedly on updates, I kept having hardware issues, and would often end up having to re-install when apps stopped working or my nf went sideways. Not to take anything away from PCLinuxOS, which I think is a great little chugger, but it’s really only maintained by one person with limited time –but has a fantastic community with stellar, knowledgeable moderators.
Not with tvtime,it’s suitable for multitasking,i can burn,download,surf the web,scan for tv channels and rip some choutcast channels all at the same time.Įh,MythTV can withstand any comparison with XP media edition execpt it’s free. Great example of bad memory management.When i let the app seek for channels the screen exept the tv-app froze and that on a AMD64 3000 (2200) and 1 GB DDR 400 and ( hardware) SATA raid0.
AVIDEMUX 2 SOFTWARE
Man the software that came with the card sucked. I bought an pvr350 haupagge tv card recently. Tvtime,KDETV,MythTV,KRADIO,Apache,Mysql,K3B,emacs,bash,tcsh,vi.I’m afraid the list is endless. Ubuntu is far more easier to manage.Doesn’t need nearly as much maintenance as XP (spyware,defragmenting,broken registry entries,). Well, to get XP on par with for example Ubuntu (quality apps and stuff) you could easily buy a second PC.The bundled apps are most of the time irrelevant or are aging rapidly. apt:Adding (third party) repositories.īut you didn’t mean the default install 🙂 Listening to shoutcast servers(and ripping them). Tell me one program/software ubuntu does what XP can’t doĪfter a fresh install XP is quite a lame bird sitting on a tree branch waiting for a nervous breakdown. Anyway very soon ubuntu hype will die just like knoppix, linspire, xandros, fedora, mandrake etc etc.
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