The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

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mick55

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by mick55 »

I'll take an ounce of whatever you're smoking :mrgreen:

Also, Ubuntu 10.0 does not exist. :lol:

have a nice day
mick
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vrkalak

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by vrkalak »

Of course ... the next upgrade of Ubuntu goes to 10.04 Alpha (testing) on December 3rd. :P
mick55

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by mick55 »

hi kntbrat

There have been a lot of trolls here recently.
I wasn't sure if you were kidding around or not.
No offence intended if your problem is real.
Check the thread below and then come back here.
http://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.p ... 24#p193724
peace
mick :)
mick55

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by mick55 »

Hi again

See if you can install the games from the Command line

Open terminal[Menu-->Terminal]
and run this command

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sudo apt-get install gnome-games
This should download and install the games you referenced.

Good Luck
mick
mick55

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by mick55 »

hi again kntbrat

I'm glad it worked out for you.

Sorry about the pot joke, but the Twilight Zone nature of your
problem and the reference to "Humboldt Gardens" was too
much to pass up. :D

peace
mick
dawgdoc

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by dawgdoc »

kntbrat wrote: I still think it's odd that they were included in the install, then disappeared the next day, then I got them back (through your apt-get command suggestion).
It is odd to me for a different reason. Installed Mint6/Felicia and now have Mint7/Gloria and have installed each of them on a desktop or two and never were the games present at install. On a couple of the machines I added them after the fact with Package Manager.
mick55

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by mick55 »

Perhaps the games are available when running the Live CD. :?
dawgdoc

Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

Post by dawgdoc »

mick55 wrote:Perhaps the games are available when running the Live CD. :?
Good thought. I never used the live CDs long enough to check. I pretty much put in the CDs then install, even the first time.
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Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

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dawgdoc wrote:
mick55 wrote:Perhaps the games are available when running the Live CD. :?
Good thought. I never used the live CDs long enough to check. I pretty much put in the CDs then install, even the first time.
They were on my live CD when I was running it off a USB stick... I never tried to run them but they were in the menu, I know that for a fact.
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Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

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Looks like the case is solved :D

...or is it :?
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Re: The switch from Windows to Ubuntu to Mint

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If it makes you feel any better, they're gone now. :D I have made a lot of changes to the menu though, so that might be why. I wanted the games I installed to be on the menu, not the pre-installed ones.
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