cannot 'open' downloaded software on linux/xandros Asus eeepc 701
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cannot 'open' downloaded software on linux/xandros Asus eeepc 701
I downloaded 'Gnucash' and while it seems to be 'downloaded',
I click on the file folder 'gnucash 2.2.4 and get a list of
folders, etc. but no program??
Is there a makefile? I'm not experienced on the xandros distro, but you might have to compile it. If so, open a terminal, cd to the gnucash 2.2.4 directory, and run
I downloaded 'Gnucash' and while it seems to be 'downloaded',
I click on the file folder 'gnucash 2.2.4 and get a list of
folders, etc. but no program??
Which version did you download and from where? As far as I know you should be using Xandros' application manager to install applications; typically they will provide the packages themselves so you do not need to compile or mess with the command line too much.
Chad,
Thanks for the help: Unfortunately, I cannot find 'application manager'
.... there is an applications tab, but searching thru these options doesn't get me to a place to load Gnucash 2.2.4 ....
I found Synaptic Package Manager and used 'search' to find gnucash 2.2.4 but could not go further.
I know that the program is available in the laptop because I stumble upon portions of the file but have no idea of the thread since it's hit and miss....
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