[Lazarus] My ADVICE!!!: Are you having problems installing Qdebian(Linux) packages.

Alex Kovacic A.Kovacic at unsw.edu.au
Thu Jan 8 22:15:46 CET 2009


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BEING AN OZZIE

YOU SHOULD TRY OZOS.
http://cafelinux.org/OzOs/
(DEBIAN-Xubuntu) 

At 10:06 PM 8/01/2009 +1100, you wrote:
>
>To ppl who use Linux and are having problems installing Qdebian (Linux)
>packages.
>
>HI There *SMILE*
>
>I am extremely happy because my desktop pc (which is very faster!!) is now
>working extremely well !!! I'm still learning how to use it. ## GREAT
>BIG HAPPY GRIN ##
> 
>Also, I still only rate myself as a Linux Newbie (beginner!)
>
>I use Mint Linux Ubuntu version 5& a Gnome Desktop. 
>
>As I said... It's FANTASTIC to use and extremely powerful.
> 
>&& 7!! Enterprise edition. I have been developing software since I was a
>young boy and a teenager!!! I'm now 47 years old. I have used many
>types of computer systems and I think that's where I have benefited in
>so good (proficient) at what I do.
> 
>Although, lots of things about the internet and www and document formats
>etc etc confuse me.
>
>My experience has taught me that there key to learning to use computers...
>it to do everything possible to help learn it. Book, Magazines, dvds, cds,
>video files, friends, enemies (SMILE) and prehaps the MOST IMPORTANT thing
>is to keep a sence of Humour and collect Jokes cartoons and artworks by
>lots of ppl. Collect powerpoint (or impress) slide-shows etc. Experience,
>test, guess and most importantly, I collect freeware and shareware source
>code... and studied it to see how it worked or didn't. 
> 
>When I used my Delphi (and later, Lazarus) RAD compilers... I was very
>careful to try to get hide of (or try to) ride my software projects of
>compiler Errors, Warnings, Hints etc (I'm forgeting one of them -- it 4
>different things). Also, I have joined Delphi newsgroups, email list,
>discussion groups etc etc. Make friends with a programmer... and listen to
>his advice (one of my good friends is a Professional programmer who has
>also been doing it for all his life!!!!)
> 
>Also, try to enjoy non-computing things. I love to write and self-publish
>my Poetry and Games I've programmed. They're only fairly simple!
>Okay... some are quite complicated... BUT on my Delphi Programming Souce
>Code Page, you can download either the source code (in Delphi) or the
>Windows executable, or both!!! 
> 
>my totally free website is here: http://pewtas.googlepages.com/home --
>It's a GooglePages free website with a TON of storage space (well,
>metaphorically!) *GRIN*
> 
>To install a Linux Debian file, use GDebi Package Manager application
>(it's a graphical app e.g. it has a GUI instead of not.). 
>
>A very good friend and fellow Linux Ubuntu Mint user told me about it.
>Actually, he is to thank for teaching me more about Linux. His name is
>Terry Martin and he lives in the Tasmanian Country (I get confused about
>exactly where)... He is a very kind person and is teaching me more about
>Linux Ubuntu Mint and Linux commands (which I still have problems with). I
>guess that's about what having a true friend is all about.
> 
>------------
>
>Application name:
>
>GDebi Package Manager
>
>gdebi-gtk 0.3.8 
>Install and view software packages
>(c) 2005-2006 Canonical
>www.ubuntu.com
>
> Written by
>Michael Vogt and Sebastian Heinlein
>
>Translated by
>Launchpad Contributions:
>  Chris Goerner https://launchpad.net/~cgoerner
>  ZhongHan Cai https://launchpad.net/~caizhonghan
> 
>License:
>GPL, see /usr/share/common-licenses/GPL
>
>-----------------------
>Fond Regards,
>Peter Eric (aka 'pew') WILLIAMS 
>from Hobart, Tasmania, Australia -- phone (03) 6236-9675
> 
>My free website is: http://pewtas.googlepages.com (or)
>http://tinyurl.com/yuyejs
>
>(please visit my free website and let me know what you think about it.)
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