Kino Installation Problem .

[LEARNER_LEARNER]

Hi bro,i was installing kino(video editing software) 2day from this code

yum -y install Kino

[root@localhost Learner]# yum -y install Kino
Loading "installonlyn" plugin
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
No Match for argument: Kino
Nothing to do


nd msg is "nothing to do".My distro is FC6.
please help me bro

[gary4gar]

download the deb file from here and install it
http://www.linuxsoft.cz/en/redirect...._download=9922

[mehulved]

Why install a deb file in a rpm based distro?
Looks like you dont' have proper repositories set up.
Have you enabled proper repositories as per this thread One stop reference for enabling multimedia in Linux ?

[desertwind]

it should be kino, not Kino

yum -y install kino

LEARNER_LEARNER: still you're working as root. I again repeat, please dont do. use sudo instead.

[mehulved]

He doesn't seem to LEARN_LEARN.

[LEARNER_LEARNER]

hi desertwind nd tech_your_future,i think u r saying right but i worked in my user account(Learner) nd i every time login this user account.whenever software installation time first i typed in terminal "su" nd "password" then i typed "yum -y install softwarename".any wrong is my idea.please explain nd solved my problem.
problem is kino nd working on root as a saying u.plz help me bro

[gary4gar]

Originally Posted by tech_your_future

Why install a deb file in a rpm based distro?
Looks like you dont' have proper repositories set up.
Have you enabled proper repositories as per this thread One stop reference for enabling multimedia in Linux ?

i thought he is using ubuntu

[LEARNER_LEARNER]

no bro i'm using FC6.plz help me brother.

[desertwind]

@LEARNER: Even using su is not recommended for beginners. You'll tend to forget that you're working from root environment. do as following instead.

$ echo 'yourusername  ALL=(ALL)   ALL' >> /etc/sudoers

replace yourusername with your username
and then use

$ sudo command

where command can be any valid gnu command.

eg:

$ sudo yum -y install kino

for kino, you need have freshrpms repo configured. If not done already

$ sudo rpm -ivh http://ayo.freshrpms.net/fedora/linux/6/i386/RPMS.freshrpms/freshrpms-release-1.1-1.fc.noarch.rpm

then

$ sudo yum -y install kino

[LEARNER_LEARNER]

ThanKu very veryyyyyyyyyyyyyy much 4 my help nd teach me every time.U r really TUX Hero .I,m again saying ThanK you for help.
HAPPY HAPPY

[gary4gar]

also u can use

su -c'<command>'

but sudo is more easy

do check this sites this will answer ur most common queries
http://www.fedorasolved.org/
http://ubuntuguide.org/wiki/Fedora_fc5

[LEARNER_LEARNER]

Hi gary4gar,ThanX 4 Help brother..........