I'm a beginner in Linux and I'm trying to install wine useing
yum install wine
I'v tried every thing possible I'v installed epel packages and updated yum but it keeps giving me this
Error: Package: wine-core-1.4.1-1.el6.i686 (epel)
Requires: libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.7.3)
Error: Pa...
Try to sudo apt-get install wine. Yum (an acronym for Yellowdog Updater, Modified) is a package management utility for RPM compatible Linux operating Systems.
@NlightNFotis keep it up and you will be at 2k rep in no time... it doesn't take long to rank up if you are active.... all though I have been sitting at 3.Xk for almost a year :-0
@NlightNFotis keep it up and you will be at 2k rep in no time... it doesn't take long to rank up if you are active.... all though I have been sitting at 3.Xk for almost a year :-0
You likely removed the package ubuntu-mono. This package contains monochrome icons, which are used for Ubuntu's consistent visual style. It may also have caused various reverse dependencies, such as themes, to have been removed.
jP_wanN's answer will help you fix your screwup.
@Joshua Will upvote tomorrow. Just bookmarked it, so I can upvote tomorrow. Honestly =) I would upvote today, but used all votes to get Vox Populi badge :(
I just installed ubuntu onto a blank hard drive with a 10gb partition and it went fine. When I restarted the pc like it asked I quickly changed the BIOS so that it booted from the HDD not the disk anymore. However now all I get is a black screen with 'BOOTMGR is missing Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to rest...
Can someone help me out with a MySQL query statement? I am trying to query by inner joining 3 tables to one main table...
This is the query statement - `SELECT m.*, GROUP_CONCAT(food SEPARATOR ','), GROUP CONCAT(alcohol SEPARATOR ','), GROUP_CONCAT(drugs SEPARATOR ',') FROM main m INNER JOIN food f ON f.username = m.username AND f.date = m.date INNER JOIN alcohol a ON a.username = m.username AND a.date = m.date INNER JOIN drugs d ON d.username = m.username AND d.date = m.date`
The ShotRifle combines the features of a rifle (like a sniper rifle) and a shotgun. So, you can "snipe" with it, but also hit a target with a spread like a shotgun.
@RolandTaylor one can only imagine how incredibly inaccurate that shot will be when you consider that the shape of the bullet in a sniper rifle is largely influenced by the shape of the bullet. You are not going to have that with a buck shot... the spray is going to be HUGE and all over the place... you would be lucky to hit anything let alone your original target...
and yes, sans training is horribly expensive. on the other hand, if you just carefully walk in like you own the place, some people have reported tailgating in to the training for free...
@Roland we have another "column view in file browser" question. iirc you posted a link/name for one that supports it... askubuntu.com/questions/191033/…
I am a second year undergraduate computer science student and I have to give a 1 hour presentation (interactive session) about Linux in general and Ubuntu in specific for first year students of my department.
The audience is unlikely to be aware of power of Linux and it will be more or less an al...
i would maybe touch on that it's a gui installer in case anyone remembers the installers from the old days (i doubt it, but it's possible) not necessarily a how to, but a screenshot
a quick rundown of alternatives could be a nice touch: photoshop - pricetag - gimp 3DSMax - pricetag - blender MS Office - pricetag - libreoffice etc etc.
maybe a note to community responsibility in fixing things, fielding questions, building something useful, tolerating bugs and providing feedback. that's the part of "linux community" that lots of people overlook
one last thing...you might take a poke at the fact that software was "first" to try out open source style licensing...now there's CC/SA and more for publication @jrg has a little ubuntu book , artists, and even education (MIT, Stanford, and many others now provide course materials for free). obviously it works after a fashion. i think i pointing towards the build a better planet mentality that a bunch of geeks caught on to that is starting to spread
Last night I tried to install Ubuntu 12.04 from a USB (for which I had to use Bootice on Windows XP to install PLoP Boot Manager on the MDR, since I was unable to boot from USB and have no CD Rom). It was all going fine, BUT the part when all the programs are installed failed. When it all finishe...
@penreturn his easiest option is slaving the HD in to another box and reinstalling that way...then fixing grub from the grub prompt when he transplants it
I'm a beginner in Linux and I'm trying to install wine useing
yum install wine
I'v tried every thing possible I'v installed epel packages and updated yum but it keeps giving me this
Error: Package: wine-core-1.4.1-1.el6.i686 (epel)
Requires: libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.7.3)
Error: Pa...
Try to sudo apt-get install wine. Yum (an acronym for Yellowdog Updater, Modified) is a package management utility for RPM compatible Linux operating Systems.
You likely removed the package ubuntu-mono. This package contains monochrome icons, which are used for Ubuntu's consistent visual style. It may also have caused various reverse dependencies, such as themes, to have been removed.
jP_wanN's answer will help you fix your screwup.
