PS.i've got Linux Mint 7(Gloria) if that is important.
google earth.bin[SOLVED]
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vassilianna
google earth.bin[SOLVED]
I had installed google earth but i ran it from terminal. though today the file that runed Earth dissappeared! I uninstalled it and downloaded it again. However,i can't remember how to re-install it...btw can somebody tell me how to open bin or rar files? I'm totally neew to linux and it confuses me a bit.....no matter what,though,i love Linux
PS.i've got Linux Mint 7(Gloria) if that is important.
PS.i've got Linux Mint 7(Gloria) if that is important.
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Aging Technogeek
Re: google earth.bin
Why did you download the Google Earth.bin file from an internet site?? Google Earth ver. 5.0.11337 is available from Synaptic Package Manager. It is a much easier installation and it gives you a launcher in the mint Menu.
Just open Synaptic and type googleearth in the search box. Check "Mark for Installation", when you get the list of required dependencies check "Apply" at the bottom right of the window, click on the big green check mark, and click "Apply" when you get the window asking if you really want to install this app. From here on, its all automatic. Google Earth will be downloaded and installed as you watch.
Just open Synaptic and type googleearth in the search box. Check "Mark for Installation", when you get the list of required dependencies check "Apply" at the bottom right of the window, click on the big green check mark, and click "Apply" when you get the window asking if you really want to install this app. From here on, its all automatic. Google Earth will be downloaded and installed as you watch.
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dequire
Re: google earth.bin
Sometimes people make things much harder in Linux than they have to be 
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vassilianna
Re: google earth.bin
well,maybe 'cause i'm a girldequire wrote:Sometimes people make things much harder in Linux than they have to be
..nevermind,problem solved! though i tried another way before i see your post
thanks guys!next time i'll give every chance a try before i ask