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Hello Any One Have You Idea How to Install Photoshop in Ubuntu OS?
You can install Photoshop CS4 in Ubantu Using Wine & PlayOnlineLinux.
So please refer LINK given step by step guide line.
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Try Gimp In ubuntu instead Ubuntu Software Center -> Gimp
, if you still want photoshop try installing Wine(used to run windows apps in ubuntu/linux) and install photoshop using wine
You can also try out Online Photoshop
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# apt-get install kvm kvm-source
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
E: Unable to locate package kvm-source
While installing kvm in my ubuntu12.04 lts machine. I got this error.What i want to do.
It seems this package just doesn't exist:
apt-cache search kvm-source
#if it returns nothing it means the package doesn't exit
As long as we want to search only Ubuntu official repositories, we can also check on http://packages.ubuntu.com/. Here we see that the package kvm exists, but that kvm-source doesn't.
If you want to retrieve the source for this package, you should try
apt-get source kvm
(see man apt-get for more info on the source command)
Edit to answer comment:
You can check if a package is installed with e.g.:
dpkg --status kvm
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I'm desperately trying to get a working "migration manager" on my fresh machine running PLESK 11.0.9. The MM has not been installed by default - and I couldn't find any compatible installer - neither on the PLESK-Website/-board nor using google.
Did someone manage to get the Migration Manager running on PLESK 11? OS is Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
Migration manager can be installed in "Tools & Settings" > "Updates and Upgrades" - this link run autoinstaller's UI on port 8447, where you can choose "Plesk migration manager" component and install it.
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Are there any free VM's out there for Mac OS X 10.5.8 (Leopard)? I've looked at virtual box, but it only works for 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and onwards. I really don't want to pay to upgrade my OS either. Also looked at VMWare, which isn't free.
Update: currently working myw ay thru Virtual Box version 3.0
There are older versions available for Leopard: link. Can't test and verify though, have no Mac at that version available.
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I downloaded the "phantomjs-1.7.0-windows.zip " for Windows from here.
I even set up the path of the extracted folder in the environment variables. But I am getting the "parse error" when I try to enter any command like phantomjs --version in the phantomjs.exe command prompt. (My Windows is 64 bit.)
Why is it throwing the error?
Type phantomjs --version in the Windows command-prompt.
If you launch PhantomJS by executing phantomjs.exe, you are now inside PhantomJS interactive mode (REPL). In this prompt, you should type JavaScript code.
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Debian has APT. Red Hat has RPM. FreeBSD has Ports. NetBSD has pkgsrc. Mac OS X has MacPorts, Fink, and Homebrew, but those are all third-party package managers. Why does OS X not have a default package manager?
It does - its called the App Store.