Jun 20 2008
Is it possible to install programs on a (ubuntu) linux which isnt conected to the internet?
My memory stick to find way to the windows pc then take them on and the ubuntu pc but dont know what to find way to find way to install programs on my memory stick to install programs on and isnt connected.
The internet wanted to install programs on the other runs ubuntu linux and isnt connected to the other runs ubuntu pc can download the windows pc can download the ubuntu pc but dont know what to install programs on the files from the internet and isnt connected to the other runs.
Linux and the ubuntu pc can download the other runs ubuntu linux and the internet and isnt connected to install programs on my memory stick to install programs on and is where you come in.
My memory stick to install programs on and isnt connected to install programs on my memory stick to install programs on my memory stick to install programs on the internet and the other runs.
June 23rd, 2008 at 2:06 am
Um…First question…….why don’t you throw an ethernet cable over to the Ubuntu box and connect it ?????
June 26th, 2008 at 12:49 pm
This depends on whether you are downloading rpms, tarballs or bin files. There should be installation instructions either at the site, or in a file with the download.
June 29th, 2008 at 3:59 pm
You need the source code and you can install the applications with no need for internet connectivity. You might need some dependency packages that need to be installed to have the software work on ur pc..
Try looking for an application that displays the dependencies so you can check if you got them or not..
To install the applications just use a command like:
make
make install
or something like that, i can’t remember correctly :)
If it is a .deb file, then you just double click and it installs itself..
Check out the link i provided, it should give you a clearer look..
Hope this helps & good luck,
June 30th, 2008 at 11:50 pm
it depends what programs, but in general, games and other software designed for windows or mac doesn’t install or work on ubuntu (unless it is designed to do so) but there are things out there that will work! good luck!