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"The Cake is a Lie!!"
Join Date: Oct 2006
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Those are Mostly the Source Files.. i.e. Softwares that are not Compiled Yet..
Search the Stickies for Help... Edit: This Thread is Extremely Useful.
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String Phreak
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: In ur Evil Mind!
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1. Extract the folder in tar to a directory, or files in tar to a folder in a directory!!
2. open terminal and change to that folder 3. command "./configure" 4. command "make" //You shud be able to run files now from that directory by commanding "./executable_file_name" 5. change to root and command "make install" to bring the executables in path! Some times there are install scripts like "INSTALL.sh", for that command "sh INSTALL.sh". But u shud read the README file first!
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Wise Old Owl
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Space-time continuum
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First extract the compressed file, open the Terminal Window
$ gzip -d package.tar.gz Now, you'll get a TAR archive file in the same directory. $ tar xvf package.tar To install a software package: $ su - # ./install.sh Or you may get a file by name package-install.sh Also read the file README for full instructions. To install the package from the Source code: First you should have installed the C/C++ compilers (gcc, g++, etc.,) $ ./configure $ make $ su - # make install You can follow the steps given by @Mediator, I'm just making things more clearer & simple for you to understand.
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