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I just have a problem , ie , when i try to click application to More apps and then try to install "Apps available to download " to install a new software it doesnt work , i mean the operation doesnt respond , and finally figured that my Add or remove like option is too missing . So i need to type command explicitly to install what all i want . Is there anything that i cud add to get work my GUI for apps adding . I'll be able to provide more info if insisted .
Thanks
Last edited by vibinlakshman; 02-04-2012 at 10:56 AM.
Synaptic is a GUI front-end for apt-get and aptitude and is a standard part of Debian and Debian-based distros.
If it doesn't appear on the menu somewhere, you should be able to add it.
I have stopped using Ubuntu, but at least through 11.10 it was included in Ubuntu and should be available through the desktop.
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