LINUX
Installing programs on Linux

Maybe it's a lot that know how to install programs on linux but it's good I just added my notes on this blog. Basically in linux has some sort of way to install the software and usually every distro also have different ways of installing a program.

How to install programs on linux is divided into sections;
1. compile and install programs from source
2. extension program to install the RPM from Red Hat Packet Manager
3. install the program using the default debian apt-get
4. install the program on mandriva
5. install programs on fedora using yum
6. install the packages in slackware
7. installing binary files (. BIN /. SH)

Here's how I would write how to install software on Linux based on the categories which I have classified the above;

1. compile and install programs from source
Usually the application will be installed from source with extension ". Tar.gz", ". Tar.bz2", ". zip ", and usually before installing the program there are some people who prefer to put those files before it is installed in / usr / local / src / but this is not a necessity can be placed anywhere. Get to the next stage begin to install, first open a terminal or command prompt you then go directly to where you put the file, then do this, adjust your file extension.

[Files with extensions. Tar.gz tar-xzvf ------> name> file>]

[Files with extensions. Tar.bz2 tar-jxvf ------> name> file>]

[Files with extensions. Zip unzip ------> name> file>]

after doing that then you will terekstaks file will automatically create a folder, then open the file with

[Cd name> file>]

The next step is to live live to pre-installation by writing

[. / Configure]

[Make]

[Make install]
until here has been completed, but it's good before you read the manual installation program of installing the program usually is in the INSTALL or README.

2. extension program to install the RPM from Red Hat Packet Manager
To install the program with this extension is very easy these applications typically in use on redhat distributions and their derivatives, here's how;

[Install the program --- 'rpm-i name> file>]

[Uninstalling programs --- 'rpm-e name> file>]

3. install the program using the default debian apt-get
On debian distros danturunannya known apt-get to install the program, but there are more important than the application of our current source set-list that is the address used for the application to install the program in iberguna when we use the apt-get this application online. Typically the address is added in / etc / apt / sources.list with the way open with your editor application and then add the addresses that contain a source-list program.

After making changes to sources.list have us do

[Apt-get update] to update the sources.list that we have.

The next step is mengintall program using apt-get

[Install --- 'apt-get install name> program>]

[Uninstall - 'apt-get remove name> program>]

4. install the program on mandriva
To install the program on mandriva can be done by

[Install - 'urpmi name> program>]
[Uninstall - 'urpme 5. install programs on fedora using yum
Basically how to install using yum nearly equal to-get to use your pt in the following way debian

[Yum update]

[Yum install name> program>]

[Yum remove name> program>]

6. install the packages in slackware
install the packages in slackware easier to live in to root again later;

[Install - 'installpkg name> program.tgz>]

[Uninstall - 'removepkg name> program.tgz>]

or can also use
[Pkg tool]

in addition we can also change the file extension to the format tgz rpm with a very easy way

[Rpm2tgz name> paket.rpm>]

7. installing binary files (. BIN /. SH)

to install a binary program there are several steps that first make sure the file can be executed the following way;

[Chmod x program.bin name], then

[. / Name program.bin]

[Sh name program.sh]

Maybe this is just a few ways of many ways of installing programs on linux but this is enough to recognize and install the program in linux

Note:
"From the above, everything is done using the console / terminal / command-prompt in linux.
"Usually in the install program can only be done by root, then log in as root to install these programs. There are several ways go to the root can use the [su], or can also use the [sudo su].
"In addition to installing the above maybe you could use a GUI application that can also be used to install the program, for example in debian and ubuntu can use synaptic packet manager.

Reference http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/linux-tutorials-howtos-reference-material/