NeroLinux for Ubuntu?

Nero Linux Discuss, NeroLinux for Ubuntu? at Nero & InCD forum; I have switched from Fedora to Ubuntu (it's very nice) ... but now I'm not sure what NeroLinux to select. Will the rpm's still work with Ubuntu or is tar.gz the right package to chose? How are they unpacked and installed in Ubuntu?

Posted: 26-04-2006

merlin666 (CD Freaks Rookie): Posts: 43

I have switched from Fedora to Ubuntu (it's very nice) ... but now I'm not sure what NeroLinux to select. Will the rpm's still work with Ubuntu or is tar.gz the right package to chose? How are they unpacked and installed in Ubuntu?

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Posted: 26-04-2006

mathf (NeroLinux Moderator): Posts: 468

Ubuntu is based on Debian. So the best package to use is the .deb one.
You can install it with the following command:

Code:

dpkg -i nerolinux-2.0.0.5-x86.deb

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Posted: 27-04-2006

Marduk (CD Freaks Junior Member): Posts: 75

I also use Ubuntu. There is no problem with nero on ubuntu, just install it as described by mathf

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Posted: 03-05-2006

bjgood (CD Freaks Rookie): Posts: 40

There are a few dependencies you need satisied before installing NeroLinux to Ubuntu. You need libglib1.2, libgtk1.2, and xlibs...then you can install NeroLinux in Breezy. If you are using Dapper then you have a problem because xlibs is not available in the repositories.

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Posted: 03-05-2006

mathf (NeroLinux Moderator): Posts: 468

xlibs have been removed from the latest installer normally... so this should not be a problem anymore.

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Posted: 03-05-2006

bjgood (CD Freaks Rookie): Posts: 40

Thanks mathf for that bit of info on xlibs and NeroLinux. I'm running Ubuntu Dapper so I tested your info about xlibs by removing it and NeroLinux still functions. I stand corrected.

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