Linux Auto Installer (package)

[Dragontamercos]

Hello IM not too good with Cmd or what you call it Termenal Sometimes in linux (as youknow) you need to install stuff via terminal But i really wont ever learn how to do it via that (i tryed on ubuntu 10 min latter it crashed FOREVER) anyway so i oped for opensuse But as i install java.........1 step installer YEAH thats not something that you can use SO after looking for 20 min for an auto installer (idk how to word it) and not finding one I pester you the reader for One

[Master Disaster]

If you have no interest in learning or using Bash then Linux is not for you.

Stick to Windows.

[tt2468]

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install default-jdk default-jre -y

[Dragontamercos]

If you have no interest in learning or using Bash then Linux is not for you.

Stick to Windows.

ive attemped

i have but i really wont ever get to it unless i really go to website to website in an attemp to learn

 

 

also you cant say i havent attempted its 4 AM in eastern ny (where i live)

[Dragontamercos]

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install default-jdk default-jre -y

sudo: apt-get: command not found

 

[tt2468]

What distro are you using again?

[Dragontamercos]

What distro are you using again?

opensuse

[tt2468]

Dont know why you used opensuse instead of ubuntu... Sorry, but my help has to come to an end.

[Dragontamercos]

Dont know why you used opensuse instead of ubuntu... Sorry, but my help has to come to an end.

abuntu as i said crashed when i attemped to install skype........

Never again

[tt2468]

So you were trying to use ubuntu-desktop then, right?

[Dragontamercos]

So you were trying to use ubuntu-desktop then, right?

yes

[Burusutazu]

abuntu as i said crashed when i attemped to install skype........

Never again

Don't use the Linux skype client, it's outdated. Just use the live website version. https://web.skype.com/en/

[Dragontamercos]

Don't use the Linux skype client, it's outdated. Just use the live website version. https://web.skype.com/en/

it was a test to see how i can install something

[Burusutazu]

it was a test to see how i can install something

Well ubuntu has a few ways to install things. 

• The Ubuntu Software Center
• A .deb package (similar to a .exe installer for windows.)
• Terminal: sudo apt-get install -package name- (Google is your best friend for finding software)
• PPAs (packages built by companies or other people) Always verify that it is from a trusted source. (I usually Google for these)

I don't know for opensuse but they should be similar. (I'll google it)

• YaST Software Installer
• Zypper, similar to apt-get but different commands.

Google really is your best friend for Ubuntu/Debian distributions. I don't have any experience with other branches of linux.