@AvinashRaj we aren't voting to close because the answer, but the question. clarify its meaning, I can't since I have no idea of the points that connect your question with your accepted answer
The best solution is to use aptitude instead of apt-get , then follow the unresolved dependencies found by aptitude and manually correct them, best using Synaptics Manager fixing broken packages and forcing adequate version.
I see that you have 7 answers with exactly the same content. How about you do a single question and answer it yourself, then flag all the other 7 questions as duplicated of your self-answered question? — Braiam10 hours ago
I have to wait and see how the part of my nail that is broken will come off of my finger... not something I look forward to (it was still mostly attached).
I'm trying to install Java 7 onto my Ubuntu machine through apt-get. I'm issuing the to install using apt-get:
sudo apt-get openjdk-7-jre
apt-get claims a successful install, but I cannot appear to make use of OpenJDK 7. Note: I have also tried headless version and gotten similar results.
I'm...
You may ask "B-but... why!?" well, the reason is simple, not all the printing questions has something to do with CUPS (How to print to a file using Chromium?) nor all the CUPS question has to do something with printing (How to connect my samba server with CUPS?). Please, separate both tags, and I...
I created...
Lies, you just used another query and improve it!
SHUT UP! *bom* *bang* *thud*
As I said, I modified a query in the Data Explorer to find lonely tags. You know, those questions that only has a 12.04 and nothing else. Here it's:
http://data.stackexchange.com/ubuntu/qu...
To install the Latest 0 A.D. on Ubuntu lucid to saucy, add its official ppa:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wfg/0ad
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install 0ad
The above ppa, supports the following versions of Ubuntu: Saucy (13.10), Raring (13.04), Quantal (12.10), Precise (12.04), Lucid (10.04)...
I have recorded an audio file, and would like to upload it to Youtube. But Youtube requires me to convert it firstly to video. So how do you do that in Ubuntu? Thanks!
Having a SOHO printer, HP DeskJet 3940 is it possible to print with lpr/lpd on Debian GNU/Linux?
The Debian Wiki says that
LPR. The still commonly used traditional printing system is called lpr which works quite well if you have a postscript printer. Otherwise, it is not very simple to set ...
more like a sinus curve that never reaches the same peak twice
you get that superhuman power and then get down to rock bottom and then new beer and reach almost that peak, and so it continues until you fall asleep.
ok, I try to compile something with cmake. One dependency is ImageMagick, which I have installed. However, the header files location has changed and cmake is looking in the wrong location, so it says "Could NOT find ImageMagick *..."
solution: cmake.org has an upstream fix listed, but I fail to comprehend how to apply it
The best solution is to use aptitude instead of apt-get , then follow the unresolved dependencies found by aptitude and manually correct them, best using Synaptics Manager fixing broken packages and forcing adequate version.
I'm trying to install Java 7 onto my Ubuntu machine through apt-get. I'm issuing the to install using apt-get:
sudo apt-get openjdk-7-jre
apt-get claims a successful install, but I cannot appear to make use of OpenJDK 7. Note: I have also tried headless version and gotten similar results.
I'm...
To install the Latest 0 A.D. on Ubuntu lucid to saucy, add its official ppa:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:wfg/0ad
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install 0ad
The above ppa, supports the following versions of Ubuntu: Saucy (13.10), Raring (13.04), Quantal (12.10), Precise (12.04), Lucid (10.04)...
I have recorded an audio file, and would like to upload it to Youtube. But Youtube requires me to convert it firstly to video. So how do you do that in Ubuntu? Thanks!
Having a SOHO printer, HP DeskJet 3940 is it possible to print with lpr/lpd on Debian GNU/Linux?
The Debian Wiki says that
LPR. The still commonly used traditional printing system is called lpr which works quite well if you have a postscript printer. Otherwise, it is not very simple to set ...
