Well, I decided to remove it from the system. I like it, but until I get
used to Ubuntu more, I will keep it stored then install it some other
time. It looks good though. I'm glad that I found it.
Thanks everybody.
John.
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Yay, well I hate giving up. I decided to try once more, and as I had my
Maclin folder on the Desktop and trying to install it from there, I
decided to transfer it to a Downloads folder and try again. It worked
that time. I have no idea why it wouldnt recognise it on the Desktop,
but it is now
On 16/06/09 02:06, John wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for your messages. I like Safari because of the way it
looks. I love Apple GUI, and anything that I can find with that I like.
snip /
Hi John,
then you might like to try out Mac4Lin. It is supposed to make Linux
look like a Mac:
I don't know why anybody would want the Windows Safari look at all,
it's all battleship grey and quite lacking in any of the beauty of
either Compiz or Vista Aero.
My advice is to give up trying to get Safari running on Ubuntu and
instead go and see a psychiatrist... he may be able to cure you of
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 16/06/09 02:06, John wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for your messages. I like Safari because of the way it
looks. I love Apple GUI, and anything that I can find with that I like.
snip /
Hi John,
then you might like to try out Mac4Lin. It is
Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 16/06/09 02:06, John wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for your messages. I like Safari because of the way it
looks. I love Apple GUI, and anything that I can find with that I like.
snip /
Hi John,
then
John wrote:
OOhh, I like this. I am not sure if I installed this right, I clicked on
the Mac4Lin_install_v1.0_sh and clicked Run. I did look to see where the
install instructions were but couldnt find anything, is that the right
way to install it? Unfortunately, even though Apple are a
John wrote:
Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 16/06/09 02:06, John wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for your messages. I like Safari because of the way it
looks. I love Apple GUI, and anything that I can find with that I like.
Rob Beard wrote:
John wrote:
OOhh, I like this. I am not sure if I installed this right, I clicked on
the Mac4Lin_install_v1.0_sh and clicked Run. I did look to see where the
install instructions were but couldnt find anything, is that the right
way to install it? Unfortunately,
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Rob Beard wrote:
John wrote:
OOhh, I like this. I am not sure if I installed this right, I clicked on
the Mac4Lin_install_v1.0_sh and clicked Run. I did look to see where the
install instructions were but
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On 06/16/09 15:48, John wrote:
Rob Beard wrote:
John wrote:
OOhh, I like this. I am not sure if I installed this right, I clicked on
the Mac4Lin_install_v1.0_sh and clicked Run. I did look to see
Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
John wrote:
Thomas Ibbotson wrote:
Alan Lord (News) wrote:
On 16/06/09 02:06, John wrote:
Hi everybody,
thank you so much for your messages. I like Safari because of the way it
looks. I love Apple GUI, and
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 8:24 PM, John jake...@sky.com wrote:
Ok, I have come across a problem, my installation folder is on the
desktop. I tried adding desktop to the command but it says no such file.
Can you help?
Sorry. :(
Could you be more explicit, John.
The path to the Desktop
Sorry, been using Unix for 20+ years so take these things for granted...
To explain, ~ is a character for the home directory of a person. In
the following examples $ indicates a command prompt and should be
ignored - it's just to illustrate it's a command, not narrative.
$ cd ~
takes you to
Sean Miller wrote:
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 8:24 PM, John jake...@sky.com
mailto:jake...@sky.com wrote:
Ok, I have come across a problem, my installation folder is on the
desktop. I tried adding desktop to the command but it says no such
file.
Can you help?
Sorry. :(
John wrote:
Is that a bit like a VM then, but a Mac version. How much would it cost?
John
PearPC is free from http://pearpc.sourceforge.net/
Rob
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I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
installed onto Ubuntu?
Thank you.
John
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John wrote:
I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
installed onto Ubuntu?
Thank you.
John
I believe there isn't a native version of Safari for Linux (not sure if
Apple ever will release one) however you may be able to get it running
with either CrossOver
You don't say why you liked Safari, John... if it was the way it
rendered be aware that Google Chrome uses the same rendering engine
and Konquerer is effectively a sibling (ie. Safari was effectively a
branch of a previous version of Konquerer so they're not identical but
very similar).
Sean
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On 06/15/09 17:29, Rob Beard wrote:
John wrote:
I really liked using Safari on Windows, and just wondered can it be
installed onto Ubuntu?
Thank you.
John
I believe there isn't a native version of Safari for Linux (not sure if
Apple
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Harry Rickardshricka...@l33tmyst.com wrote:
Alternatively, if you really want Safari you could run a copy of Windows
in VirtualBox, which will let you run any Windows apps you want.
This is true, but it's a bit over the top just to run a browser ;-)
Are Apple
On 15/06/09 18:51, Sean Miller wrote:
On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 6:06 PM, Harry Rickardshricka...@l33tmyst.com
wrote:
Alternatively, if you really want Safari you could run a copy of Windows
in VirtualBox, which will let you run any Windows apps you want.
This is true, but it's a bit over the
Mmmm, I rebooted the machine, then clicked on the Safari Icon again, and
this time got an error message saying basically, it isnt a windows
error, its more likely a wine error, causing it. It says it could be a
deficiency in wine., It does give this url http://appdb.winehq.org. I
have looked
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