I've installed 11.10 and updated everything. The muon software thing wont open at all. Whatever package manager was there I had to un install it and install synaptic and I got all upgrades in terminal with sudo apt-get. Synaptic seems to be ok i got some media players and what not. Now I'm trying to get a swf converter and a player with synaptic. When I search I get swfmill and libming or something like that but when I install them they wont show up in utilities or mutimedia or anywhere. If I Search dolphin finds all kinds of files but I don't know how to start them I'm used to .exe installers. Can anyone throw me a clue here ? Oh, btw I love kubuntu !
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Hello, and welcome to Kubuntu! You really don't need to un-install Muon, but if everything's working with Synaptic then it might not be a big deal. Ideally you would want to use Muon, however. I'm not sure (Someone else can clarify) if the update / uprade notifications via synaptic still work properly in Kubuntu.Originally posted by TYRRAM666 View PostI've installed 11.10 and updated everything. The muon software thing wont open at all. Whatever package manager was there I had to un install it and install synaptic and I got all upgrades in terminal with sudo apt-get.
In KDE, for whatever reason, you need to either log out of your desktop session & log back in or reboot your computer for any newly-installed apps to show up in your kickoff menu. Does this help, or are you still having issues?Originally posted by TYRRAM666 View PostSynaptic seems to be ok i got some media players and what not. Now I'm trying to get a swf converter and a player with synaptic. When I search I get swfmill and libming or something like that but when I install them they wont show up in utilities or mutimedia or anywhere. If I Search dolphin finds all kinds of files but I don't know how to start them I'm used to .exe installers. Can anyone throw me a clue here ?
It's a great place (spiritually as well as literally) to beOriginally posted by TYRRAM666 View PostOh, btw I love kubuntu !
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Or run kbuildsycoca4 at the command line - or (I'm moderately sure of this) just wait a long time. I think it's a defect that newly installed apps don't show up immediately, but one of these techniques will get them to appear.Originally posted by dequire View PostIn KDE, for whatever reason, you need to either log out of your desktop session & log back in or beboot your computer for any newly-installed apps to show up in your kickoff menu.I'd rather be locked out than locked in.
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I think we would need a bit more info before we could offer a suggestion. Perhaps, as a start, simply completely un-installing it then re-installing it would work. If not, let us know and we can go from there.Originally posted by TYRRAM666 View PostThx for the advice I'll try those things. How do I get moun software to work properly if I go back to it ? It just starts then dies before its finished.
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