install applications on linux. Maybe it's a lot to
know how to install programs on linux, but it's good to be me add my notes on
this blog. Basically in linux has some kind of way to install the software and
usually every distro has a different way of installing a program.
How to install programs on linux is divided into several parts;
1. Compile and install programs from source
2. extension program to install RPMs from Red Hat Packet Manager
3. install programs using apt-get default debian
4. install the program on mandriva
5. install program in fedora using yum
6. install packages in Slackware
7. install binary file (. BIN /. SH)
Here I will write how how to install software on linux by
category which I have grouped above;
1. Compile and install programs from source
Usually the application will be installed from source extension.
"Tar.gz", ". Tar.bz2", ". zip ", and usually
before installing the program there are some people who prefer to put those
files before install in / usr / local / src / but this is not necessary can be
placed anywhere. Get to the next stage begin to install, first open your
terminal or command prompt and go directly to where you put the file, then do
it, adapt it to your file extensions.
[Files with extension. Tar.gz ------> tar-xzvf name>
file>]
[Files with extension. Tar.bz2 ------> tar-jxvf name>
file>]
[Files with extension. Zipped ------> unzip name>
file>]
after doing so the file will be extracted automatically create a
folder, and then open the file with
[Cd name> file>]
The next step is to stay living doing pre-installation by
writing
[. / Configure]
[Makeup]
[Make install]
finished up here, but it's good before you read the installation
program to install the program manually usually in the INSTALL or README.
2. extension program to install RPMs from Red Hat Packet Manager
To install the extension program is very easy to normally use
this application on a redhat distro and its derivatives, the following way;
[Install program --- 'rpm-i name> file>]
[Uninstalling programs --- 'rpm-e name> file>]
Next other on Install Apllication On Linux Part 2
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