Transcript Install_Software_in_Ubuntu

Install Software in Ubuntu
Do you have Internet?
Everything is on the Internet and Free!
Install VirtualBox: from third party
• Download at http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
Windows(.exe)
Click "VirtualBox 4.0.2 for Windows hosts x86/amd64"
Ubuntu(.deb)
Click "VirtualBox 4.0.2 for Linux hosts"
Click "Ubuntu 10.04 LTS("Lucid Lynx") i386"
• The downloaded package is virtualbox-4.0_4.0.269518~Ubuntu~lucid_i386.deb
• Remember where you have saved the software package
• Double click the package and Click "Install package"
Can't Wait to Run a VM?
Set up an IDE for Programming
IDE is Integrated Development Enviroment.
It is a programming software, convenient for programmers
to edit, compile, debug, and run the program.
Preparation:
programming tools: gcc/g++, gdb, make/Java
IDE: IBM Eclipse, Oracle Netbeans, GNU Anjugate
Install from Synaptic
gcc stands for "GNU C Compiler"
gdb stands for "GNU DeBugger "
make is a compiling utility to compile multiple program files into
one binary executable file.
HOWTO
Go to "System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager"
1. Put the keyword in the "Quick Search" Box
2. Click "Search"
3. Browse and look for the software package
4. Right click it and Select "Mark for Installation"
5. Click the button "Apply"
Install Java
Try to install Java, using synaptic package manager!
Test Java:
java -version
javac -version
Answer
Package name: sun-java6
Try to install chromium-browser?
Install IDE: the third-party software
Install Oracle Netbean
Download from here: http://netbeans.org/downloads/index.html
netbeans-6.9.1-ml-linux.sh
(sh is a script file which can be executable.)
Steps:
1.Right click and change the permission to "Allow executable
files as program"
2. sudo ./netbeans-6.9.1-ml-linux.sh to run it
Outtake
One way to install: Package Install tool
Go to "System->Administration->Synaptic Package Manager"
1. Put the keyword in the "Quick Search" Box
2. Click "Search"
3. Browse and look for the software package
4. Right click it and Select "Mark for Installation"
5. Click the button "Apply"
It looks for the packages on the Ubuntu Repository server and
download, install, configure the software automatically for you.
i.e. Try to install wireshark
Another way to install: Binary Install
Look for the software on the Internet
Download the prebuilt binary
Follow the installation instructions
if it is .deb package, double click and install it
if it is a self-extrating package, make it executable and run it
Try to install chrome browser
One more way: Command Line
There is a command for install the package: "apt-get"
• Open a terminal window
Click "Applications->Accessories->Terminal"
• Search a package and get the package name
Type on the terminal "apt-cache search xxxxx | more"
Notes: press "Space bar" to display next page
• Install a package from Internet
Type the command "sudo apt-get install xxxx"
Notes: You may be asked to your login password
You also may be asked "Y/N" for confirmation
i.e. Try to install gdb, Java, etc.
The last way to install
Download the source code
Compile and install it, using the command "make install"
That's how you programmed and executed it.