Hi, I'm trying to run commands such as sudo apt-get update and install though, i cannot as it get this message: Dear User, this server does not allow you to run "sudo". If you need to install a dependency, please put it in your home directory.* For autotools, you can do it ...
$ sudo apt-get install retext //一款很好用的markdown编辑器,可以即时预览,写文档的利器 三、系统 $ sudo apt-get install rar //安装rar支持,装了以后,压缩包管理器就可以支持rar格式了 $ sudo apt-get install nautilus-admin nautilus-compare //在nautilus的几个不错的插件 $ sudo apt-get install m...
sudo apt-get install # ---(package 安装包) sudo apt-get install # ---(package - - reinstall 重新安装包) sudo apt-get -f install # ---(强制安装?#"-f = --fix-missing"当是修复安装吧...) sudo apt-get remove #---(package 删除包) sudo apt-get remove --purge # ---(package ...
E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1) rick@ubuntu:~/install$ ls /etc/init.d/re reboot resin rick@ubuntu:~/install$ ls /etc/init.d/resin /etc/init.d/resin rick@ubuntu:~/install$ /etc/init.d/resin start bash: /etc/init.d/resin: @BASH@: bad interpreter: No ...
> *sudo: add-apt-repository: command not found* > > so I made sure python-software-properties was installed: > > *sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install python-software-properties* > * > * > *then retried:* > *sudo add-apt-repository ppa:<some ppa>/stable* ...
浙江省高等学校教师教育理论培训 ubuntu内置的vi还是有问题的,需要安装sudo apt-get install vim 我一直以为是我学艺不精,没掌握几个vim命令所至, 现在看来是内置安装不全的问题
sudo apt autoreclean(如果提示指令有误,就把reclean改成clean) 安装数据库 更新软件源 sudo apt-get update 依次输入这三条命令: sudo apt-get install mysql-server sudo apt install mysql-client sudo apt install libmysqlclient-dev 执行第一句时会出现弹框提示设置用户名密码,一般为root/root。但不建议使用...
If you are able to run things with sudo, then you can install the .deb file with sudo dpkg -i git-lfs_3.3.0_amd64.deb and that should install the Git LFS package. You're better off using the APT repository so it's updated automatically, though.Sign...
Okay. Try this: sudo apt install sudo Thanked by 4emgh Shazan bdl lukast__ emgh Member, BF Ambassador June 2023 @dahartigan said: @emgh said: @dahartigan said: Just install sudo and you're off. Booooooring Okay. Try this: sudo apt install sudo Now we’re getting somewhere Or ...
In some cases, yes. Unless you’re absolutely sure you need to access root for everything in a particular terminal session, it’s often better to just typesudofollowed by a command, if you want to access root for that particular command. For example, typingsudo apt install vlcin any Debi...