Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu (i386)

[Garbage]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Awesome work...

Thanks !!!

 

[Rahim]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Superb. Thanks a lot.

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu 8.04 (i386) July 2008

Hi
Here is the update for this month, July 2008

FTP Download
md5sum 7323e4b66a9768eadb6caffbf3f69aeb
Size: 438.1 MB

Am rewriting the earlier post, will update shortly

Here is the package list
glipper (Ubuntu)
htop
kchmviewer
evince
mplayer
kmplayer
mozilla-mplayer plugin
audacious
k3b
libk3b2-extracodecs
normalize-audio
sox
vcdimager
devede
audacity
avidemux
ffmpeg
ffmpegthumbnailer
transcode
ntfsconfig
vlc
libdvdcss
w32codecs
peazip
compizconfig-settings
ubuntu-restricted (Ubuntu only)
kubuntu-restricted (Kubuntu only)
xubuntu-restricted (Xubuntu only)

Instructions same as earlier except for the following variation:
After marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

Click Apply

 

[Garbage]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

@ NucleusKore,

Don't u think, it will good if u make seperate ISOs for Ubuntu, Kubuntu, n other ??

I have to download more than 400MB though I want to use it only for Ubuntu

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Actually no Garbage, I'll tell you why.
The difference in the package upgrade between the three is minimal, maybe 7 or 8 packages, that's it. The reason for this is that kchmviewer depends on kdelibs and other kde stuff, so does k3b. I might be able to shed 50 MB at a maximum, that's it. Moreover, the ftp server supports resume, as I checked with wget, so you can download it slowly over a few days.

Another problem is those deploying this across multiple PCs will find three ISOs cumbersome.

To add to all this I have to upload more if I make multiple ISOs. I have already spent quite a bit for that one GB ftp space, which I am sharing with OpenSuSE packages

I'm afraid I cannot do as you request.

 

[Garbage]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

hmm.... okay...

I'm downloading that 432MB ISO..

 

[unni]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Actually no Garbage, I'll tell you why.
ISOs. I have already spent quite a bit for that one GB ftp space, which I am sharing with OpenSuSE packages

You paid for ftp!!! Man, you are the greatest. Thanks very much. I have already started downloading.

 

[arupch]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

is there anything for the 64bit version?

 

[vamsi360]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Hi nucleus core,

I am really impressed by your work.Can you please advice me,help me to become a geek like you.Please tell me how to make a package on our own using C,C++.I am quite confident that I am perfect in these two languages.Please give your email address and also post the links of the websites which give useful information about developing software for linux,windows..
..Also can u please give me the links for best ebooks too.You can mail me at Waiting for your valuable answer.........

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

is there anything for the 64bit version?

Not yet, check back on July 15th

Hi nucleus core,

I am really impressed by your work.Can you please advice me,help me to become a geek like you.Please tell me how to make a package on our own using C,C++.I am quite confident that I am perfect in these two languages.Please give your email address and also post the links of the websites which give useful information about developing software for linux,windows....Also can u please give me the links for best ebooks too.You can mail me at vamsisubhash@gmail.com .Your help is verymuch needed and is greately appreciated.

Waiting for your valuable answer.........

Well sorry to disappoint you
1. I am not a programmer. I just make use of Apt's caching capability and a nice piece of software called APtOnCD, not to mention Virtualbox on which I do ALL my testing before I actually apply the patches.
2. Giving out your email id in a public forum like this is a BAD idea. You will get lots of SPAM/JUNK MAIL from SPAMMERS.
3. If you would like any help in programming please post in Q&A or any other relevant section. We have a lot of good programmers here in this forum who will be able to help you out.

 

[j1n M@tt]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

thanx NucleusKore.........and its a fabulous gr8 work man........really a help for Linux newbies like me

hey can u upload an iso for Ubuntu only......I'm short on bandwidth usage, may be dat small file of 83MB dat u posted earlier on ur first post

 

[CadCrazy]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Dude if you want to download packages individually. Visit here
After a long time i have updated this thread for you. If you want any other software not listed just post there

 

[FilledVoid]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

^Added the above to the stickies.

 

[Garbage]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Nucleuscore,

If possible, then please add wine to next release...

BTW, very fast FTP... I got 200 kBps downloading speed...

 

[CadCrazy]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

^Added the above to the stickies.

Thanks EmptyVoid (Khali Bheja)

Nucleuscore,

If possible, then please add wine to next release...

BTW, very fast FTP... I got 200 kBps downloading speed...

Wine link is also provided there *www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=73538&highlight=offline

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Nucleuscore,

If possible, then please add wine to next release...

BTW, very fast FTP... I got 200 kBps downloading speed...

Will include it as an extra addon iso next time. Watch August 1st release.

thanx NucleusKore.........and its a fabulous gr8 work man........really a help for Linux newbies like me

hey can u upload an iso for Ubuntu only......I'm short on bandwidth usage, may be dat small file of 83MB dat u posted earlier on ur first post

Please read my earlier reply to Garbage on this thread. He had the same problem

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Hi all
I have modified this release a little. No I've included two ISOs

1. only multimedia packages
2. multimedia packages + default system updates

So you can download whichever suits your needs the best

Application list (August 2008):

htop - an extension of top for viewing system processes

kchmviewer - a CHM viewer

evince (for Kubuntu only) - a pdf viewer

mplayer - a multimedia player

kmplayer (for Kubuntu only) - instead of Mplayer. If you install firefox then do install mozilla-mplayer

firefox(for Kubuntu only as it does not have firefox)

mozilla-mplayer plugin - Mplayer plugin for firefox

audacious - a winamp look-alike

k3b - burn baby burn, CD/DVD burning

libk3b2-extracodecs - extra codecs for K3b

normalize-audio - needed for K3b

sox - needed for K3b

vcdimager - needed for K3b

devede - DVD authoring

audacity - sound file editor

avidemux - A demuxer, similar to VirtualDub

ffmpeg - CLI video encoder

ffmpegthumbnailer - make thumbnails of your movies like in Media Player Classic of Klite

transcode - CLI video encoder

ntfs-config - Easy configuration to mount and write to internal/external ntfs drives

vlc - multimedia player

libdvdcss2 - dvd decryptor

w32codecs - required for Mplayer and Kaffeine

peazip - an archiving tool like Winzip

wine - a Windows emulator

ubuntu-restricted (Ubuntu only)

kubuntu-restricted (Kubuntu only)

xubuntu-restricted (Xubuntu only)



Instructions:

• Download one of these iso files
  • Packages listed above without default system upgrade
    
    FTP Download md5sum 3aa1802ee71ea98a2931d814913cfbb9 Size: 168.9 MB
    
  • Packages listed above with default system upgrade
    
    I have split this iso into six peices to facilitate easy download.
    Mediafire.com supports download managers so don't worry.
    
    • Piece 1
    • Piece 2
    • Piece 3
    • Piece 4
    • Piece 5
    • Piece 6
      
  
  We are now going to use a terminal to assemble the file. Do not be afraid, the command line is your friend !
  Tip: when you are keying in the name of a file in the current folder that you are in, just type the partial name and press the Tab key once; if the file name is unique it will autocomplete
  
  Press Alt and F2, and type
  
  gnome-terminal (in Ubuntu)
  
  konsole (in Kubuntu)
  
  xterm (in Xubuntu)
  
  By default you will now be in your home folder. We now want to navigate to the desktop where you saved your downloaded files.
  
  
  Type
  
  cd Desktop
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  Note that the D of Desktop is in capitals. Linux is case sensitive -
  Desktop is not the same as desktop
  
  
  Type
  
  ls
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  You should see the six files, aug_32_2008_aa to aug_32_2008_af, besides other files if any on your desktop.
  
  
  Type
  
  md5sum aug_32_2008_a*
  
  and press ENTER. You should see the following output
  
  f71983da44b471f3abb76780220b2495 aug_32_2008_aa
  c303fac1c90efc1005d77547d89f0041 aug_32_2008_ab
  c232ecb884341df30876ddad7d8d3b5e aug_32_2008_ac
  fe1133497f9eae08f6f88e762bff372f aug_32_2008_ad
  c27a5d43348ec530238072238c7c339c aug_32_2008_ae
  02a7d2950737bfd1b605d4c48b3bf94c aug_32_2008_af
  
  that is, the md5sum with the corresponding filename.
  
  This means your files are ok, if any of them differ then that particular part file has got corrupted during download and will have to be redownloaded.
  
  
  If all is well, type
  
  cat aug_32_2008_a* > upgrade.iso
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  Wait till you get the prompt back, the file upgrade.iso will be assembled on your desktop.
  
  
  Type
  
  ls
  
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  You should see the file upgrade.iso among other files on your desktop.
  
  
  Type
  
  md5sum upgrade.iso
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  You should get the following value a6f07b2fb7593d5c29e0c6a75c4148df
  
  This means your download is fine, you can now write it to a cd using the default cd burning software of your distro.
  
• Burn iso to a cd
  
  Ubuntu specific instructions:
  
• Insert cd, it will open in nautilus along with this
  prompt
  
  *img146.imageshack.us/img146/2990/89697775yf4.th.png
  
• Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password
  
  *img146.imageshack.us/img146/2655/68918326kr4.th.png
  
  Key in your password and press ENTER
  
• CLose the quick introduction dialog box
  
  *img146.imageshack.us/img146/8769/12mm8.th.png
  
• Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the search button and search for each of the above applications for your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.
  
  As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark
  
  *img175.imageshack.us/img175/1192/66639439hd2.th.png
  
  If you downloaded the upgrade iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark.
  Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following
  
  flashplugin-nonfree
  msttcorefonts
  
  and unmark them so that they will not be installed.
  
• Click Apply. The installation will proceed
  
  *img175.imageshack.us/img175/8755/84836551os5.th.png
  
  8. After everything is installed click Close
  
  *img175.imageshack.us/img175/1381/45563161ib1.th.png
  

Enjoy your Ubuntu !

Xubuntu specific instructions:

• Insert cd, it will open in Thunar along with this prompt
  
  *img291.imageshack.us/img291/5707/01aq7.th.png
  
• Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password
  
  *img291.imageshack.us/img291/7646/02bj7.th.png
  
  Key in your password and press ENTER
  
• CLose the quick introduction dialog box
  
  *img183.imageshack.us/img183/6505/03ex5.th.png
  
• Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the
  search button and search for each of the applications listed above for
  your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.
  
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  As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark
  
  *img149.imageshack.us/img149/4043/07lb8.th.png
  
  If you downloaded the upgrade iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following
  
  flashplugin-nonfree
  msttcorefonts
  
  and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu 8.04 (i386)

• Click Apply. The installation will proceed
  
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• After everything is installed click Close
  
  *img329.imageshack.us/img329/2876/12rq4.th.png
  

Enjoy your Xubuntu !




Kubuntu specific instructions:

• Insert cd, you will see a prompt onscreen
  
  *img355.imageshack.us/img355/4436/01qf2.th.png
  
  Select Open in new window; a new window opens as below
  
  *img355.imageshack.us/img355/7472/02mt8.th.png
  
  Minimise it.
  
• Click start (KMenu)->System->Adept Manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password
  
  *img355.imageshack.us/img355/2131/03co9.th.png
  
  Key in your password and press ENTER
  
• Now you will see the Adept Package Manager.
  
  *img370.imageshack.us/img370/8623/04md7.th.png
  
• Click Adept -> Manage Repositories
  
  *img106.imageshack.us/img106/4774/05sf2.th.png
  
• You will see this
  
  *img370.imageshack.us/img370/6748/06cy9.th.png
  
• Click on the,"Third-Party Software" tab, and click Add CD-ROM
  
  *img106.imageshack.us/img106/1104/07ul3.th.png
  
  You will see this dialog box
  
  *img229.imageshack.us/img229/4417/08ir2.th.png
  
  Insert the CD you made in step 2; the following gets added automatically
  
  *img229.imageshack.us/img229/3874/09hb1.th.png
  
  In the search box type and search for each of the applications listed above for your distro. When you find them right click and mark for installation.
  
  *img410.imageshack.us/img410/3606/10sx4.th.png
  
  If you downloaded Upgrade_UbuKuXu-aptoncd-20080729-CD1.iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following
  
  flashplugin-nonfree
  msttcorefonts
  
  and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

 

[NucleusKore]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu 8.04 (i386)

[*] Click Apply Changes. The installation will proceed

*img258.imageshack.us/img258/3558/11by3.th.png*img258.imageshack.us/img258/183/12gl0.th.png

[*]After everything is installed close adept

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Enjoy your Kubuntu !

 

[Garbage]

Re: Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu 8.04 (i386)

Thanks for including wine ...

Keep it up ...