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Latest revision as of 08:27, 6 April 2013
You can easily install non-free applications such as Google Chrome, Opera or VirtualBox in Point Linux.
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[edit] Enabling Non-free Repositories
[edit] In Synaptic
- Open 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager'.
- In Quick filter type
pointlinux-repos-nonfree
. - Right click on the package and select 'Mark for Installation'.
- Click 'Apply' to install the package.
- Click 'Reload' to update package lists.
[edit] In Terminal
- Open Terminal application.
- Type
sudo apt-get install pointlinux-repos-nonfree
to install the package. - Type
sudo apt-get update
to update package lists.
[edit] Installing Google Chrome
[edit] In Synaptic
- Open 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager'.
- In Quick filter type
google-chrome-stable
. - Right click on the package and select 'Mark for Installation'.
- Click 'Apply' to install the package.
[edit] In Terminal
- Open Terminal application.
- Type
sudo apt-get -y install google-chrome-stable
to install the package.
[edit] Installing Opera
[edit] In Synaptic
- Open 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager'.
- In Quick filter type
opera
. - Right click on the package and select 'Mark for Installation'.
- Click 'Apply' to install the package.
[edit] In Terminal
- Open Terminal application.
- Type
sudo apt-get -y install opera
to install the package.
[edit] Installing Dropbox with Caja Integration
[edit] In Synaptic
- Open 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager'.
- In Quick filter type
caja-dropbox
. - Right click on the package and select 'Mark for Installation'.
- Click 'Apply' to install the package.
[edit] In Terminal
- Open Terminal application.
- Type
sudo apt-get -y install caja-dropbox
to install the package.
[edit] Installing Oracle VirtualBox
[edit] In Synaptic
- Open 'System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager'.
- In Quick filter type
virtualbox-4
. Quick filter will show you available VirtualBox versions. - Right click on the package you want to install and select 'Mark for Installation'.
- Click 'Apply' to install the package.
[edit] In Terminal
- Open Terminal application.
- Type
apt-cache search virtualbox-4
. You'll see available VirtualBox versions. - Type
sudo apt-get -y install virtualbox-4.*
to install the package. Don't forget to replace asterisk with the minor version number.