On 2019-08-08, Ray_Net wrote:
> Jonathan N. Little wrote on 08-08-19 07:10:
>> Lee wrote:
[...]
>> When using the ubuntuzilla it does just that and simplifies the process,
>> but if you want to manually do it from the tarball as you have then:
[...]
> For me, this is very very complicated.
> You said "
>
> When using the ubuntuzilla it does just that and simplifies the process,
>
> "
> Could you or someone tell ma how to install SeaMonkey in my
> lubuntu18.04 usng the easy way.
> Because "sudo apt-get install seamonkey " this is NOT working.
> I had done before "sudo apt-get install thunderbird" and Thunderbird
> was installed very simply - just ONE command.
It does not work because you don't have any repository with that
package. Thunderbird, on the other hand, must be available from the
repositories you have currently configured in your system.
The list of package repositories used by the package manager in your
system is at /etc/apt/sources.list. In order to add ubuntuzilla, you
need to add a line to this file (as superuser/root), pointing to the
ubuntuzilla repositories:
deb http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/ubuntuzilla/mozilla/apt all
main
and then you need to import a GPG public key and update the package
list. After this, you should be able to install seamonkey-mozilla-build.
The commands are in [1], which also links to a "GUI tutorial"[2].
[1] https://sourceforge.net/p/ubuntuzilla/wiki/Main_Page/#installation
[2] https://www.psychocats.net/ubuntu/ubuntuzilla
(Apologies for any mistake, I don't frequently use debian, ubuntu or
other systems with apt. I hope the ubuntuzilla I found is the correct
one.)
--
Nuno Silva
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