I did a search for gmountiso on all the available package directories on Debian.org and couldn't find it. It also isn't in the default repos for LMDE. Can I install it from another repo? And while I'm asking, if I want to install an app that asks which version of Debian I'm using should I specify Squeeze since that's teh current testing version? And if it doesn't have a Debian-specific version, but has an Ubuntu version should I specify Lucid?
Steve
GMount-iso unavailable?
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GMount-iso unavailable?
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Lasher
Re: GMount-iso unavailable?
i installed it with gdebi from http://linuxappfinder.com/package/gmountiso and used the lucid .deb.
I'm using LMDE.
I'm using LMDE.
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Re: GMount-iso unavailable?
Thanks, guys.
That furiusisomount is pretty cool, too!
Steve
That furiusisomount is pretty cool, too!
Steve
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addegsson
Re: GMount-iso unavailable?
You could also try acetoneiso.Temporary Saint wrote:Thanks, guys.
That furiusisomount is pretty cool, too!
Steve