Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu (amd64) July 2008

[NucleusKore]

Enabling multimedia and restricted formats in systems not connected to the internet can be a pain with any linux distro with a lot of dependency problems. This is more so a problem for people in smaller cities with slow dial up connections or worse, no internet access at all. Being primarily a OpenSuSE user, I started redistributing OSS rpms of select software with their dependencies as zip archives in the month of December last year, and usually release updates every month, time permitting.

The response has been fairly good. What I and many users realised that this helps not only those who do not have access to internet at home, but also regular users who want to set up their system quickly after a format, or set up multiple PCs, saving bandwidth.

I decided to start the same work for Ubuntu, Kubuntu and Xubuntu 8.04, and will be redistributing the packages and dependencies through AptOnCD. I have selected a few software which may be required on home PCs. This list is in no way complete, but just represents what I think may be the bare minimum one would like to have on a multimedia desktop PC.

I have compiled a collection of applications and their dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu 8.04 (amd64) for installation to PCs not connected to the internet and for quick multimedia setup.

Here is the updated list of applications

Application list:
htop
kchmviewer
evince (for Kubuntu only)
mplayer (for Xubuntu and Ubuntu)
kmplayer (for Kubuntu only)
mozilla-mplayer plugin (for Ubuntu and Xubuntu)
audacious
k3b
libk3b2-extracodecs
normalize-audio
sox
vcdimager
devede
audacity
avidemux
ffmpeg
ffmpegthumbnailer
transcode
ntfs-config
vlc
libdvdcss2
non-free-codecs
peazip
compizconfig-settings
wine
ubuntu-restricted (Ubuntu only)
kubuntu-restricted (Kubuntu only)
xubuntu-restricted (Xubuntu only)

Warning: For Peazip installation see the end of this post !!!!

Instructions:
1. Download this iso file
Mirror 1 - FTP Download
Mirror 2 - Rapidshare

md5sum f8324fd3ac9deb39625258b34063c1ca
Size: 197.8 MB

2. Burn iso to a cd.**

Ubuntu specific instructions:
3. Insert cd, it will open in nautilus along with this prompt

4. Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password


Key in your password and press ENTER

5. CLose the quick introduction dialog box


6. Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the search button and search for each of the above applications for your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.

As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark


Don't search and mark peazip. We have to install it manually later as it is a 32 bit application.
After marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an
internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.


7. Click Apply. The installation will proceed


8. After everything is installed click Close



Enjoy your Ubuntu !


Xubuntu specific instructions:

3. Insert cd, it will open in Thunar along with this prompt


4. Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password


Key in your password and press ENTER

5. CLose the quick introduction dialog box


6. Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the search button and search for each of the applications listed
above for your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.




As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark


Don't search and mark peazip. We have to install it manually later as it is a 32 bit application.

If you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

7. Click Apply.

[NucleusKore]

The installation will proceed




8. After everything is installed click Close



Enjoy your Xubuntu !


Kubuntu specific instructions:

3. Insert cd, you will see a prompt onscreen


Select Open in new window; a new window opens as below


Minimise it.

4. Click start (KMenu) -> System -> Adept Manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password



Key in your password and press ENTER

5. Now you will see the Adept Package Manager.



6. Click Adept -> Manage Repositories


7. You will see this


8. Click on the,"Third-Party Software" tab, and click Add CD-ROM


You will see this dialog box


Insert the CD you made in step 2; the following gets added automatically


In the search box type and search for each of the applications listed above for your distro. When you find them right click and mark for installation.

[img]http://img410.imageshack.us/img410/3606/10sx4.png" width="640">

Don't search and mark peazip. We have to install it manually later as it is a 32 bit application.

If you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

9. Click Apply. The installation will proceed



10. After everything is installed close adept

Enjoy your Kubuntu !

Peazip Installation:
Copy the file peazip_2.1.bin.LINUX.GTK2.i586-1.deb to your home folder
Open a terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal)
Type the following command

sudo dpkg -i --force architecture peazip_2.1.bin.LINUX.GTK2.i586-1.deb

and press ENTER



Peazip will be installed.
To run Peazip click on Applications->System->Peazip

[MetalheadGautham]

How are you able to distribute such large files ? I have created several such compilations, like Public Domain Charlie Chapplin Movie Collection DVD, Freeware Windows XP Software DVD, Debian GTX, Linux Games Collector's editon freeware DVD, etc. But I have NO IDEA how to share them with the masses. Now the only thing I can think of is to write a shell script to download each file via wget after hunting for their respective locations, and place them in appropriate directories. But that needs infinite patience which I lack.

[NucleusKore]

I do not understand you? If you are asking about space/bandwidth I have a 1 GB ftp account with http://www.cheapftpspace.com/

[MetalheadGautham]

Originally Posted by NucleusKore

I do not understand you? If you are asking about space/bandwidth I have a 1 GB ftp account with http://www.cheapftpspace.com/

I asked how can I share large ISOs on the internet.

[NucleusKore]

I think I answered that^^^
You can look up that site

The only other way free of cost is bittorrent, but that will require you to seed for quite a while. I used to post these on thepiratebay, but as we are in the monsoon season I do not want to take a chance with lightning and power cuts.

[MetalheadGautham]

Originally Posted by NucleusKore

I think I answered that^^^
You can look up that site

The only other way free of cost is bittorrent, but that will require you to seed for quite a while. I used to post these on thepiratebay, but as we are in the monsoon season I do not want to take a chance with lightning and power cuts.

I don't want paid hosting.
And how good is Pirate Bay ? I thought it was exclusively for illegal stuff ? Is it possible to use LinuxTracker.org or BitTorrent.com instead ?

[NucleusKore]

Pirate Bay tracker is excellent. They have one http and one udp tracker. As long as what you share is legal i do not see what the problem is. I also have a backup private tracker on my website

[MetalheadGautham]

Originally Posted by NucleusKore

Pirate Bay tracker is excellent. They have one http and one udp tracker. As long as what you share is legal i do not see what the problem is. I also have a backup private tracker on my website

Its something like this: Pirate Bay is almost strictly pirates' territory. And its blocked in many places and frowned upon in others. Besides, one of my friend says that the attitude there is such that uploaders of legal stuff are mocked. So I thought I can stay away from pirate bay.
Isn't there something else ?

Anyway, about your package+dependencies ISO, why are you providing them for 8.04 ? Why not 8.04.1 ?

[FilledVoid]

Added to the sticky list .

[NucleusKore]

Thanks Filled Void

Originally Posted by MetalheadGautham

Anyway, about your package+dependencies ISO, why are you providing them for 8.04 ? Why not 8.04.1 ?

Then what will 8.04 users do? Orphans? It's not like some beta is it?
You try it with 8.04.1 and let me know. Else I will have to download the whole lot of ISOs all over again, 32 bit and 64 bit, it's not worth the hassle. All the work will be double.

I think it should work, try and let me know, in case you saw I skipped system updates I will not be releasing them for both 32 and 64 bit in future as the download size almost becomes like a big distro.

[anger_management]

nice watermarking doc

[FilledVoid]

Anyway, about your package+dependencies ISO, why are you providing them for 8.04 ? Why not 8.04.1 ?

The packages will work regardless of it being 8.04 or 8.04.1

[MetalheadGautham]

Originally Posted by anger_management

nice watermarking doc

whats bad about that ? he wants to show that it was he who took pains getting all the screenshots.

[NucleusKore]

Originally Posted by anger_management

nice watermarking doc

Thanks
Here is the tutorial I used, very simple and nice
http://fence-post.deviantart.com/art...-GIMP-52987829

Originally Posted by MetalheadGautham

whats bad about that ? he wants to show that it was he who took pains getting all the screenshots.

Yes, and moreover I do not want someone else to take them, water mark them, and then call me a thief.

[NucleusKore]

Hi all
I have modified this release a little. No I've included two ISOs

1. only multimedia packages
2. multimedia packages + default system updates

So you can download whichever suits your needs the best

Application list (September 2008):

htop - an extension of top for viewing system processes

kchmviewer - a CHM viewer

evince (for Kubuntu only) - a pdf viewer

mplayer - a multimedia player

kmplayer (for Kubuntu only) - instead of Mplayer. If you install firefox then do install mozilla-mplayer

firefox(for Kubuntu only as it does not have firefox)

mozilla-mplayer plugin - Mplayer plugin for firefox

audacious - a winamp look-alike

k3b - burn baby burn, CD/DVD burning

libk3b2-extracodecs - extra codecs for K3b

normalize-audio - needed for K3b

sox - needed for K3b

vcdimager - needed for K3b

devede - DVD authoring

audacity - sound file editor

avidemux - A demuxer, similar to VirtualDub

ffmpeg - CLI video encoder

ffmpegthumbnailer - make thumbnails of your movies like in Media Player Classic of Klite

transcode - CLI video encoder

ntfs-config - Easy configuration to mount and write to internal/external ntfs drives

vlc - multimedia player

libdvdcss2 - dvd decryptor

non-free-codecs - required for Mplayer and Kaffeine

wine - a Windows emulator

ubuntu-restricted (Ubuntu only)

kubuntu-restricted (Kubuntu only)

xubuntu-restricted (Xubuntu only)

I forgot to include Peazip. Please see the end of this post.

Instructions:

• Download one of these iso files
  • Packages listed above without default system upgrade
    FTP Download md5sum 6ae43b1f122a8f2f483dcce8c7012eeb
    
    
  • Packages listed above with default system upgrade
    I have split this iso into six peices to facilitate easy download.
    Mediafire.com supports download managers so don't worry.
    http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...345e56fab4457b
    
  
  We are now going to use a terminal to assemble the file. Do not be afraid, the command line is your friend !
  Tip: when you are keying in the name of a file in the current folder that you are in, just type the partial name and press the Tab key once; if the file name is unique it will autocomplete
  
  Press Alt and F2, and type
  
  gnome-terminal (in Ubuntu)
  
  konsole (in Kubuntu)
  
  xterm (in Xubuntu)
  
  By default you will now be in your home folder. We now want to navigate to the desktop where you saved your downloaded files.
  
  
  Type
  
  cd Desktop
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  Note that the D of Desktop is in capitals. Linux is case sensitive -
  Desktop is not the same as desktop
  
  
  Type
  
  ls
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  You should see the six files, 02092008_aa to 02092008_af, besides other files if any on your desktop.
  
  
  Type
  
  md5sum 02092008_a*
  
  and press ENTER. You should see the following output
  
  b2469fba0b5a4c1a674f399a08b9d026 02092008_aa
  746c350f7b9a6f2f604282b152abb35a 02092008_ab
  32450fac7f5740e145b9b95192ca2d51 02092008_ac
  0a300ae78f1a8017d6656f5dc481ac25 02092008_ad
  757d28adbcbad27c12f19e4c16c7fa1f 02092008_ae
  4614afd7f711fbcc0b4acab6fa11898a 02092008_af
  
  that is, the md5sum with the corresponding filename.
  
  This means your files are ok, if any of them differ then that particular part file has got corrupted during download and will have to be redownloaded.
  
  
  If all is well, type
  
  cat 02092008_a* > upgrade.iso
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  Wait till you get the prompt back, the file upgrade.iso will be assembled on your desktop.
  
  
  Type
  
  ls
  
  and press ENTER.
  
  You should see the file upgrade.iso among other files on your desktop.
  
  
  You can now write it to a cd using the default cd burning software of your distro.
  
• Burn iso to a cd
  
  Ubuntu specific instructions:
  
• Insert cd, it will open in nautilus along with this
  prompt
  
  
  
• Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password
  
  
  
  Key in your password and press ENTER
  
• CLose the quick introduction dialog box
  
  
  
• Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the search button and search for each of the above applications for your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.
  
  As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark
  
  
  
  If you downloaded the upgrade iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark.
  Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following
  
  flashplugin-nonfree
  msttcorefonts
  
  and unmark them so that they will not be installed.
  
• Click Apply. The installation will proceed
  
  
  
  8. After everything is installed click Close
  
  
  

Enjoy your Ubuntu !

Xubuntu specific instructions:[list=3]
[*]Insert cd, it will open in Thunar along with this prompt


[*]Click start package manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password



Key in your password and press ENTER
[*]CLose the quick introduction dialog box


[*]Now you will see the Synaptic Package Manager. Click the
search button and search for each of the applications listed above for
your distro. When you find them click and mark for installation.



As you mark them you will see dependency warning dialog boxes, select mark



If you downloaded the upgrade iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

[NucleusKore]

[*]Click Apply. The installation will proceed


[*]After everything is installed click Close


[/list]
Enjoy your Xubuntu !

<hr>


Kubuntu specific instructions:[list=3]
[*]Insert cd, you will see a prompt onscreen



Select Open in new window; a new window opens as below



Minimise it.
[*]Click start (KMenu)->System->Adept Manager, when you do that you will be prompted for your password



Key in your password and press ENTER
[*]Now you will see the Adept Package Manager.


[*]Click Adept -&gt; Manage Repositories


[*]You will see this


[*] Click on the,"Third-Party Software" tab, and click Add CD-ROM



You will see this dialog box



Insert the CD you made in step 2; the following gets added automatically



In the search box type and search for each of the applications listed above for your distro. When you find them right click and mark for installation.



If you downloaded Upgrade_UbuKuXu-aptoncd-20080729-CD1.iso, after marking all the above packages for install, click upgrade all button and click mark. Then, if you do not have an internet connection or do not wish to download anything search for the following

flashplugin-nonfree
msttcorefonts

and unmark them so that they will not be installed.

[NucleusKore]

[*] Click Apply Changes. The installation will proceed


[*]After everything is installed close adept
[/list]
Enjoy your Kubuntu !

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Peazip Installation:

* Dowload the Peazip installer (deb) from http://peazip.sourceforge.net to your home folder
* Open a terminal (Applications->Accessories->Terminal)
* Type the following command

sudo dpkg -i --force architecture peazip_2.1.bin.LINUX.GTK2.i586-1.deb

and press ENTER

[NucleusKore]

Hi everyone
Here is the update for the month of October.

Multimedia packages only (as listed in above post) - not released as nothing significant was updated. Last month's download link is still active.

Multimedia packages + Complete system update

http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...ab116e340223b0

Download the six files and assemble and install as described above.

32aaf0a765f2ccb01c88e027eba38d75 amd64_03102008_aa
ba62bc06218d957f36cefa073599d15d amd64_03102008_ab
2dea76fed869ea8c8b3bab6e3fb9a9a2 amd64_03102008_ac
5a7dc6896fa8a8317a7cb0826f746457 amd64_03102008_ad
235598cbd46f5243a467ab0ee89a425a amd64_03102008_ae
65de191e05878e9e9a598216078feb0c amd64_03102008_af

[Faun]

how do you upload these stuffs, i have a mere 256kbs(or even less) upload rate

[NucleusKore]

I am on AirTel Broadband 384 kpbs UL

[NucleusKore]

Hi everyone
Here is the update for the month of December, 2008.

Multimedia packages only (as listed in above post)

For 8.04: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...081208-CD1.iso
md5sum 758915ccd92a5b5bcd9bb1ace81af930

For 8.10: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...081209-CD1.iso
ac1c8ae8a6022ddf3eb2d4ebfc759b8b


Multimedia packages + Complete system update

For 8.04: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...d3ec96dfac810d

For 8.10: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...d84989e24b79f8

md5sums mentioned against each file.

md5sums of assembled ISOs
6f7a7d2fbd7c78c130fa3eb411893a9cfor 8.04
281fea5e04c394e026ddda5f591c60b8 for 8.10

Install instructions: See Packages+Dependencies for Ubuntu/Kubuntu/Xubuntu (amd64) July 2008

Note: Kubuntu 8.10 seems to have a problem with the Adept manager, I could not find an upgrade all button. So What you can do is first install the above packages, and then close adept and open a konsole and type

sudo apt-get upgrade

and press ENTER

[Garbage]

Thanks..

But can you please provide updates for Ubuntu 8.10 too from now onwards ?

[NucleusKore]

Please read the above post CAREFULLY !!!!
I even changed the title when posting so that it may be indexed properly

[Garbage]

Originally Posted by NucleusKore

Please read the above post CAREFULLY !!!!
I even changed the title when posting so that it may be indexed properly

ah... sorry... didn't notice that.

BTW, the post name is not updated. Thats why...

[NucleusKore]

Hi everyone
Here is the update for the month of January, 2009.

Multimedia packages only (as listed in above post)

For 8.04: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...090104-CD1.iso
md5sum abdb402f45d5923d98450b237c815016

For 8.10: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...090105-CD1.iso
md5sum 9c7ffcd1e001870d7d0a74ad5c7b5c0e


Multimedia packages + Complete system update

For 8.04: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...8ccbf44940f2a4

For 8.10: http://www.mediafire.com/?sharekey=8...c5cea7574735cf

md5sums mentioned against each file below:

8.04
8a2ea22747275371dfb9cf24415a0325 aa
7c0eada3a0f47eff75a153869c8770aa ab
d55b95181830ddca4f42ba9c4df28387 ac
32da475d27fcabb5fbfa279a7b908ed6 ad
2ed654eb1c750a8d704387c716d69975 ae
0af3c128210fd35af84b52a5353e1743 af
552d447f9708c7f52bb12c1274c88664 ag

8.10
71aabb62f9db9069184389c7ba4e5203 aa
27f19dc0ae93e177420dbb161f9bef8d ab
8111c7a5a7c4d6952057663dabd9c689 ac
75d6260e7eba0380ac72ae95c70a03b0 ad
e4f960c8623806f50bbe9e0b8bc460ae ae
5fc94cd411cbca6d38b2d9901355ee41 af

md5sums of assembled ISOs
5a4b37992a8c0dd62552088b70b94d3a for 8.04
393334390447cbdbbc390b4e1ec4dd9b for 8.10

Install instructions: See above

Note: Kubuntu 8.10 seems to have a problem with the Adept manager, I could not find an upgrade all button. So What you can do is first install the above packages, and then close adept and open a konsole and type

sudo apt-get upgrade

and press ENTER[/QUOTE]

[NucleusKore]

Hi everyone
Here is the update for the month of April, 2009.

Multimedia packages only (as listed in above post)

For 8.04: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...090415-CD1.iso
md5sum 07cda3336e0c7e4c2b16a8b5e793a66f

For 8.10: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...090412-CD1.iso
md5sum 8cb4977a3b77e829e0e1decfdd27aa4b

Multimedia packages + Complete system update

For 8.04: http://www.mediafire.com?sharekey=8b...790443316aaaa3

For 8.10: http://www.mediafire.com?sharekey=8b...622ff3f43e9748

md5sums mentioned against each file.

md5sums of assembled ISOs
96774fdc9ed205c28a694ccc9f45c877 for 8.04
08f5695d11138da631383e1d543ba1c4 for 8.10

Install instructions: See above

Note: Kubuntu 8.10 seems to have a problem with the Adept manager, I could not find an upgrade all button. So What you can do is first install the above packages, and then close adept and open a konsole and type

sudo apt-get upgrade

and press ENTER

[NucleusKore]

Packages for Jaunty Jackalope. Includes two new packages, mozplugger and timidity.

http://massmirror.com/6f107641859644...6784259a0.html

[NucleusKore]

Hi everyone
Here is the update for the month of July, 2009. From this release onwards, both small and large isos of the current stable release (currently Jaunty) will be uploaded to the ftp server.

Application list:

1. htop - an extension of top for viewing system processes
2. kchmviewer - a CHM viewer
3. evince (for Kubuntu only) - a pdf viewer
4. mplayer - a multimedia player
5. kmplayer (for Kubuntu only) - instead of Mplayer. If you install firefox then do install mozilla-mplayer
6. firefox(for Kubuntu only as it does not have firefox)
7. mozilla-mplayer plugin - Mplayer plugin for firefox
8. audacious - a winamp look-alike
9. k3b - burn baby burn, CD/DVD burning
10. libk3b2-extracodecs - extra codecs for K3b
11. normalize-audio - needed for K3b
12. sox - needed for K3b
13. vcdimager - needed for K3b
14. devede - DVD authoring
15. audacity - sound file editor
16. avidemux - A demuxer, similar to VirtualDub
17. ffmpeg - CLI video encoder
18. ffmpegthumbnailer - make thumbnails of your movies like in Media Player Classic of Klite
19. transcode - CLI video encoder
20. ntfs-config - Easy configuration to mount and write to internal/external ntfs drives
21. vlc - multimedia player
22. libdvdcss2 - dvd decryptor
23. non-free-codecs - required for Mplayer and Kaffeine
24. libxine1 - for Kubuntu only
25. kaffeine - for Kubuntu only
26. wine - a Windows emulator
27. ubuntu-restricted-extras (Ubuntu only)
28. kubuntu-restricted-extras (Kubuntu only)
29. xubuntu-restricted-extras (Xubuntu only)

Multimedia packages only (as listed in above post)

For 8.04:
md5sum

For 8.10: http://www.zshare.net/download/62417334333f5e02/
md5sum 3fd07e3e6ce22c17f75e727a817a5fbd

For 9.04: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...-small-CD1.iso
md5sum a23f39b40f6d954f223f12acae97c932

Multimedia packages + Complete system update

For 8.04:

For 8.10: http://www.zshare.net/download/6244177632f344ce/
md5sum 3a4bf98d0d66d94245e5ea8a469bd799

For 9.04: ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...-large-CD1.iso
md5sum f259522ea3ca87c58c8be72744b95a3c

Install instructions: See http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/show...p?p=1139689#16

Note: Kubuntu 8.10 seems to have a problem with the Adept manager, I could not find an upgrade all button. So What you can do is first install the above packages, and then close adept and open a konsole and type

sudo apt-get upgrade

and press ENTER

[NucleusKore]

Hi all
Here is the a list of applications. I will be releasing the iso for 9.10 only, due to bandwidth constraints

Application list (December 2009 )

• htop - an extension of top for viewing system processes
• kchmviewer - a CHM viewer
• evince (for Kubuntu only) - a pdf viewer
• mplayer - a multimedia player
• kmplayer (for Kubuntu only) - instead of Mplayer. If you install firefox then do install mozilla-mplayer
• firefox(for Kubuntu only as it does not have firefox)
• mozilla-mplayer plugin - Mplayer plugin for firefox
• audacious - a winamp look-alike
• k3b - burn baby burn, CD/DVD burning
• libk3b6-extracodecs - extra codecs for K3b
• normalize-audio - needed for K3b
• sox - needed for K3b
• vcdimager - needed for K3b
• devede - DVD authoring
• audacity - sound file editor
• avidemux - A demuxer, similar to VirtualDub
• ffmpeg - CLI video encoder
• ffmpegthumbnailer - make thumbnails of your movies like in Media Player Classic of Klite
• transcode - CLI video encoder
• ntfs-config - Easy configuration to mount and write to internal/external
• ntfs drives
• vlc - multimedia player
• libdvdcss2 - dvd decryptor
• libxine1 - for Kubuntu only
• kaffeine - for Kubuntu only
• w64codecs - required for Mplayer and Kaffeine
• wine - a Windows emulator
• ttf-liberation
• libavformat-extra-52
• libpostproc-extra-51
• libswscale-extra-0
• ubuntu-restricted (Ubuntu only)
• kubuntu-restricted (Kubuntu only)
• xubuntu-restricted (Xubuntu only)

Instructions:

Packages listed above with default system upgrade -

ftp://nucleuskore1:EllarigE@dart.ftp...091207-CD1.iso

Deployment: See http://www.thinkdigit.com/forum/show...p?p=1139689#16