Friday, May 25, 2012

Debian How-to Enable the Unrar Extraction Support

On Debian Linux 7 and Below the Unrar Support is Not Enabled by Default.

 

This Post Show How-to Enable the Unrar Extraction Support on Debian Linux.

 

The Process is Newbie-Friendly and it Make Use of the Gnome Desktop Add/Remove Software GUI Tool.

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  1. Open the Gnome Add/Remove Software Tool Gnome Add/Remove Software Tool
  2. Search Find and Install the unrar Unarchiver Gnome Install unrar Unarchiver
  3. To Enable the Automatic Downloaded Debian Packages Installation.

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Thursday, May 24, 2012

Debian How-to Setup Iceweasel for Automatic Installing Downloaded Packages

This Post Show How-to SetUp Iceweasel-Firefox for Automatically Installing the Downloaded Debian Packages.

 

The Process Involve the Installing of a Debian GUI Tool that is Described in another Post which Link you will Find Here Below.

 

The Procedure is Described for a Debian Gnome Desktop but there Exists a Version of gdebi Also for the KDE Desktop...

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  1. To Install the Needed gdebi Package look.

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  2. Open Iceweasel >> Edit >> Preferences >> Applications

    Set the Applications Preference to gdebi-gtk for Bot Debian Entries

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    After this Setup the Download End will Automatically Start the gdebi Package Manager.

Debian Setup for Easy-Installing Downloaded Packages

This Post Show How-to Activate a Tool for Easy-Installing the Downloaded Debian Packages.

 

The Debian GUI Installing Tool is Installed by the Package: gdebi.

 

This Installing Procedure is Newbie-Friendly and May help to Easy-Switching from Windows to Debian.

 

The Steps are Visually Described by Screenshots to Make the Process Clearer to Perceive.

 

The Procedure has been Execute on a Gnome Desktop but the Process is Easily Transposable to KDE.

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  1. Open Add/Remove Software Gnome Add/Remove Software
  2. Search, Find and Install the gdebi Package Debian Installing the gdebi Easy-Installing Tools
  3. Set-Up Firefox for Directly Installing the Debian Downloaded Packages.

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Friday, May 4, 2012

How-to Install the Kernel Headers on Debian

This Tutorial Simply Show How-to Get Installed the Kernel Headers on a Debian System.

 

Relax and Take the Time of Reading, Understanding and Executing these Simple Commands on Terminal.

  1. Find the Headers:
    sudo apt-cache search linux-headers-$(uname -r)
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  2. Install Headers:
    sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)

    Before starting to install check than kernel's headers are in the right location:
    ls /usr/src/linux-headers-$(uname -r)
    This should give you an input like this below:
    
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