Ubuntu :: Mac OS X Transformation Pack - Deinstallation Script
May 2, 2011
I want to uninstall a Macbuntu and I just forgot the file I need to change the file from 11.04 to 10.10 and remove that it will read that as 10.10. I get this error:
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Macbuntu - Mac OS X Transformation Pack
Deinstallation script
Attention!
This script will slide back to default Ubuntu desktop all Macbuntu-10.10 components will be removed permanently.
Checking currently installed version of Macbuntu-10.10...
Failed.
Currently installed version is not compatible with this uninstall
Exiting...
Macbuntu - Mac OS X Transformation Pack. Similar to Mac4Lin but dedicated to Ubuntu Linux. It can also be used in other OS based on Debian/GTK. Package includes all necessary system components to mimic Mac OS X appearance on Ubuntu Linux.
Important: - Script significantly changes the desktop. - Not compatible with Ubuntu Netbook Edition
Download & Installation :
In first download script : Click HERE for download
The file name (with extension) is given below Win2-7Pack_v6.0_Multilang_Aero_MD5_ca34601ee39e933d4131 d46cd012041a.tar.lzma and this file, on double click gives an error, I've attached screen-shot of it.
I have little problem with gpk servce pack (from gpk-package-extra package). When im trying to make list of my packages in system i have:
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Can't write the file, no permissions. OK, but when i run gpk service package as root, program freeze, i click create packages list option but application never create this file, status is always on 0%, even after 1 hour. I saw video tutorial, where base are created by normal user i /home - why i can't Console says nothing about this.
I was Upgrading my Karmic to Lucid, in Karmic i met the same Problem, Icon Pack wont change [for Folder Icon]? Where's the problem? i was download from gnome-look.org but all themes wont change the Folder Icon.. my Ubuntu 10.04 Me install the themes was "Drag & Drop" the .tar.gz file to Themes.
I recently installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop. It's a Latitude D830. Everything's working well, which is why I decided to start customizing Ubuntu's look. My first stop was gnomelook.org and the other popular theme website for gnome(cant remember the name). Anyway, I could not find what I wanted in a theme so I turned to Ultimate Edition's website. I followed their instructions to add their repo to sources.list.
Then tried to install one of the theme packs, only to be told that 'usplash' could not be installed. So, I went ahead and googled the message and found out that 10.04 no longer uses 'usplash', it uses 'plymouth'. UE's website claims that their themes can be installed in any version of the official Ubuntu releases. All I had to do was follow their instructions to add the repo to sources.list, which I did. Can I force install a theme pack and bypass the 'usplash' error? maybe at the command line with apt?
Through gnome-look, I found an icon pack that looks really cool, but I do not know what to do with the tar.bz2 file. Here is a link to the icon pack: [url]
How do I make this icon pack the icons on my Ubuntu installation?
Everywhere I go to download this links me to a non-existent page on gnome-look like below: [URL]. Does any know where where I can download this or send it to me?
I am using since from last septmber Ubuntu 8.04 LTS which I keep update through Update Manager on daily basis, I am a beginner with Linux systems. Today Update Manager offered 9 updates but one of them, language-pack-en can't be selected from the list and can't be upgraded. If I try to install it manually from terminal session (sudo apt-get install language-pack-en) I get this message :
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fabrizio@fabrizio-desktop:~$ sudo apt-get install language-pack-en Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming.
Since you only requested a single operation it is extremely likely that the package is simply not installable and a bug report against that package should be filed. The following information may help to resolve the situation:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
language-pack-en: Depends: language-pack-en-base (>= 1:8.04+20100117) but 1:8.04+20090105 is to be installed E: Broken packages fabrizio@fabrizio-desktop:~$
I reinstalled with Synaptic language-pack-en-base and it seems to be updated to last version 8.04+20090105
How do I remove all the language packs installed with Firefox 4? I have English US, English GB and English South Africa, and I don't need any of them. As of now, I can only disable them. I can't find any mention of them in Synaptic. Firefox 4 on fully-updated Ubuntu 10.04 x86-64 here. I just saw that there is a FF4 'Mega Thread'; They are in /usr/lib/firefox-extensions/. I deleted *.xpi files and it worked without issues.
When should I use pragma pack? I found this code on some source files while other sources do not have the pragma pack()
Code: #pragma pack (1) typedef struct _net_ip_header_t { uint8 hdr_len:4;// header length uint8 version:4;// version uint8 tos;// type of service uint16 tot_len;// total length uint16 id;// identification uint16 flags_offset;// fragment offset field uint8 ttl;// time to live uint8 proto;// protocol uint16 cksum;// checksum ip_addr src_ip;// source ip address ip_addr dst_ip;// destination ip address } net_ip_header_t; #pragma pack ()
i want to download ubuntu ultimate edition theme pack,but found out that ubuntu ultimate's website is now down from quite some time,have they stopped their project?
I am trying to install the game NetHack. I am having trouble installing the Vulture's eye graphic pack. How to do that? Any working link to a downloader.
Do they have all the templates and the professional office pack available like Open Office did? Or are the ones from Open Office compatible with Libre Office?
I recently installed Ubuntu 10.04 on my laptop. It's a Latitude D830. Everything's working well, which is why I decided to start customizing Ubuntu's look. My first stop was gnomelook.org and the other popular theme website for gnome(cant remember the name).Anyway, I could not find what I wanted in a theme so I turned to Ultimate Edition's website. I followed their instructions to add their repo to sources.list. Then tried to install one of the theme packs, only to be told that 'usplash' could not be installed. WHAT!? So, I went ahead and googled the message and found out that 10.04 no longer uses 'usplash', it uses 'plymouth'.
UE's website claims that their themes can be installed in any version of the official Ubuntu releases. All I had to do was follow their instructions to add the repo to sources.list, which I did.Can I force install a theme pack and bypass the 'usplash' error? maybe at the command line with apt?found another site with the Ultimate Edition themes and direct download links. I installed the latest one(UE 2.6 theme pack), package installer didn't complain, installation was successful, but the theme is nowhere to be found on my system. LOL I even went into Synaptic, searched for the theme, it didn't come up.
Running into a weird issue when packing sockaddr_storage with either v4 or v6 address. To demonstrate the problem, I created a sample test program (limiting it to v4 only addresses). The problem was observed on MAC OS 10.5.8 and Linux RHEL kernel 2.6.9-42 with gcc as the compiler.
* Function packAddrs() runs a for loop packing v4 addresses into a single structure. The input address is same for every iteration, output memory size is adjusted using realloc.
* After successfully packing an address, it prints the packed structure contents using displayPackedAddrs()
* The output is fine for first two iterations. However, at the 3rd iteration, the packed contents seem to have got corrupted. It prints only the first packed address. I have tried using (malloc and memcpy) instead of realloc but no improvement.
Suppose i have some binary blobs in ~/pkg/opt, ( I created those with the standard ./configure, make, make DESTDIR=~/pkg/opt install ).Is it possible to pack this structure into an installable rpm that can be installed/uninstalled from a RHEL/CentOS system...? rpm -ivh my_package.rpm ? Doing this in Slackware is easy, as well as in Arch, one installs to a fakeroot ( pkg ), creates a PKGBUILD, and runs makepkg -R PKGBUILD, this creates an installable Arch Package. But i am not very familiar with the more fashionable package formats, *.debs and *.rpms. Can i just pack the thing from binary, or do I have to build it and pack it in the process? makepkg -R PKGBUILD just packs it if one is lazy enough to write the whole PKGBUILD.
I am currently DL-ing a handful of ISO's and am having to set each file's priority to Low on a case-by-case basis. Is there something I'm missing or is there a way to set a Global priority (like speed-limitations)?
Also: I notice that in multi-file torrents (e.g. those found in Fedora-12-x86_64-Live) that each file can have its own priority setting. Can these have a default other than Normal?
I am installing two sets of DDR 3 RAM in a supermicro motherboard with a single processor. There are 6 DIMM slots. Does each pack need to be installed in the same channel, or can I start from one side and install all six DIMMS? Basically my question is if memory needs to stay together with the same DIMMS that it came in the pack with. Again the memory is the same brand, same type, same speed, and will be populating all six slots on CPU 0. I was told this does effect the system, but have heard different answers.
I wrote a hello world loadable module and tried to pack it as a .deb package. While trying to do so, I came across some technique that were applicable to userland applications.
Is there any way to pack a loadable module in to .deb package?
I already purchase RHEL 5.4 package from a Vendor . It Includes two licenses . I don't know how to activate the RHEL license since I don't receive a Installation Number with the pack. how can i obtain the installation number and activate the license.
I stucked on a weired problem in Lucid, I am trying to install a recent update i got while pressing the Reload button in synaptic is that of language-pack-gnome-en. It is not installing and saying this message :
Quote: language-pack-gnome-en: Depends: language-pack-gnome-en-base but it is not going to be installed Depends: language-pack-en-base (>=1:10.04+20100714) but 1:10.04+20100422 is to be installed
And when i am trying to install language-pack-gnome-en the following error is coming:
Quote: language-pack-gnome-en-base: Depends: language-pack-gnome-en but it is not going to be installed.
There may be a way not to download all dependency and install one by one.But how?Sorry for such a basic question but i could find only solutions for ubuntu.
