- Open terminal
- Navigate to the folder that contains the installer (.bundle) file using cd command
example: cd /media/Data/Software - Start the installer by using sudo sh command
sudo sh VMware-Player-6.0.1-1379776.x86_64.bundle - It should pop out an installer window, and the installation process should continue there.
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Install .bundle file on Ubuntu
Enable Automount Harddisk on Startup
- Open Terminal, (you can use Ctrl + Alt + T shortcut to start terminal in ubuntu)
- Create a backup for fstab file, just in case
sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.old - Get UUID for the partition for automount
sudo blkid - Open fstab file for editing
sudo gedit /etc/fstab - Add in the following line to the file, and save it
UUID=<uuid> <pathtomount> <file system> uid=<userid>,gid=<groupid>,umask=0022,sync,auto,rw 0 0 - Restart and check if the partition is automounted
<uuid>=3087106951D2FA7E (get this variable from step 3)
<pathtomount>=/media/Data/
<file system>=ntfs-3g (for an NTFS partition)
<userid>=1000
<groupid>=1000
Friday, January 4, 2013
Make Empathy Internet Messaging to Run on Startup
To enable Empathy Internet Messaging to automatically run on startup, we will need to add the run command to the Startup Applications. Press the Superkey and search for "startup applications".
Under Startup Applications, add a new startup programs. Under Name, put "Empathy", Command put "empathy -h" and you can put anything under Comment, or leave it blank. Take note that the "-h" at the command is to hide the Empathy on startup, you can remove the "-h" if you want to show the Empathy windows on startup.
Click Add and that's it. Have fun!
Under Startup Applications, add a new startup programs. Under Name, put "Empathy", Command put "empathy -h" and you can put anything under Comment, or leave it blank. Take note that the "-h" at the command is to hide the Empathy on startup, you can remove the "-h" if you want to show the Empathy windows on startup.
Click Add and that's it. Have fun!
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