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Integrating OpenAI Web Search API in LangGraph 1 Week Ago by usmanmalik57 … `libgraphviz` libraries to draw the graph diagrams. ``` # !sudo apt-get update # !sudo apt-get install -y graphviz libgraphviz-dev !pip install -U… Re: ‘Advanced AI should be treated similar to Weapons of Mass Destruction’ 2 Months Ago by rproffitt UPDATE: Feb 4, 2025 — Google on Tuesday updated its ethical guidelines around artificial intelligence, removing commitments not to apply the technology to weapons or surveillance. apt-get problems 13 Years Ago by linux …I type: [CODE]user@ubuntu:~$ sudo apt-get install geany Reading package lists... Error…E: Problem with MergeList /var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty_main_i18n_Translation-en …-updates_restricted_binary-i386_Packages' removed `/var/lib/apt/lists/us.archive.ubuntu.com_ubuntu_dists_natty-updates_restricted_i18n_Translation-… Re: apt-get problems 13 Years Ago by linux Solved. I commented out the "deb-src" sources in /etc/apt/sources.list and removed all of the sources from security.ubuntu.com because they were causing the error. Sweet. apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by gis Hello all, for upgrading, installing, deleting etc without get lost with the rpms from Linux 9 (redhat), get apt-get from [url]http://apt.freshrpms.net/[/url] If you want a graphical interface to apt-get, just type in a terminal 'apt-get install synaptic' Or delete redhat and install debian unstable aka sid Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by gis Hello, I'd already read the thread, but from apt-get to redhat8 sucks, it' s a long way to …go :) Anyway, I'm using apt-get for debian since 3 years, apt-get for redhat9 for 2 weeks now… Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by )BIG"B"Affleck The apt-get upgrade & apt-get update Eterm command is the fastest way to get … Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by Dani [QUOTE=)BIG"B"Affleck]The apt-get upgrade & apt-get update Eterm command is the fastest way to get … Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by mahdi Debian is like using Gentoo without having to compile everything...it's great if you like to have a slim system without extra unneeded packages I have had very little problems with apt-get for Red Hat, as it works very will (made the install of DVD:rip 1000x better/faster) [url]http://apt.freshrpms.net/[/url] Re: apt-file search glib-2.0 - command not found 12 Years Ago by Nutster The command to search for packages is `apt-cache search`, not `apt-file`. It does not need root permission to run, unlike `apt-get`. According to the instructions of the page you gave, `auto-apt search` would work for this utility. Re: apt-file search glib-2.0 - command not found 12 Years Ago by McLaren … want to read about the possibilities and limitations of auto-apt first, which will attempt to take care of dependency issues… dependencies manually: To prepare, install the package apt-file, and then run sudo apt-file update. so thats why it was not… found, needed to install first apt-file. So this is solved for now at least. Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by Dani Hey there. Thanks for the info. If you want even more info about using apt-get in RedHat 8, check out this thread: [thread]378[/thread] Re: apt-get for redhat (yes, debian rules) 21 Years Ago by twilli227 I have no problems with apt and synaptic on RH9. Keeps my system updated painlessly. apt-file search glib-2.0 - command not found 12 Years Ago by McLaren Hello, I have installed auto-apt using instructions: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AutoApt but the problem is I cannot execute it bash: apt-file: command not found probably it could be in some directory, but there is not in enviroment variable. So how can I find where it is inslled? Re: apt-file search glib-2.0 - command not found 12 Years Ago by CimmerianX auto-apt get installed into /usr/lib/auto-apt You should see it there. I can install this on Mint 13 with no issues. Do you not have this file? Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …) and OpenSUSE (ahead of SLES). > I need to use apt-get and ipkg in my CentOS. I don't understand… with the Red Hat package system (rpm and yum)? The `apt-get` command is equivalent to `yum`, but the latter is… them to a private repository, and the install them with apt-get)? Seems like a lot of trouble. If you want… /etc/apt/preferences 14 Years Ago by novice20 I want some insight into /etc/apt/preferences and /etc/apt/sources.list file on debian How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by Alaa_6 Hey everyone. I need to use apt-get and ipkg in my CentOS. I have tried many tutorials about installing apt-get but non of them worked for me. Also I haven't found anything regarding installing ipkg. Can anyone help? Re: /etc/apt/preferences 14 Years Ago by Gribouillis I'm ignorant of debian, but this may help [url]http://jaqque.sbih.org/kplug/apt-pinning.html[/url] (why did you choose debian over other linux distros ?) Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by rubberman As Mike2k said, apt-get/aptitude/synaptic/dpkg are package management tools for Debian-… Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by Alaa_6 Thanks a lot for the responses . I have to use centOS becuase of the kernel version I need a 2.6 kernel. I can give up on apt-get but I need ipkg to install . ipk packages. What is the alternative of ipkg to install .ipk? emerge vs apt-get 18 Years Ago by Sturm I have been reading some online that portage does'nt get rid of packages that it is not using while apt does. Is this true? I have tested this out on my debian system but it seems to keep the packages to. Anyway to change this? I guess I have two questions... Re: emerge vs apt-get 18 Years Ago by Infarction AFAIK, apt will leave packages there too. Not positive, but almost certain. I also recommend you look into emerge --depclean. Does what you're looking for (but not recursively I don't think... I wonder if that's being developed...). Re: Overused Apt Wireless 16 Years Ago by LillyPad … further configure to keep a more consistent signal in the APT? I am not terribly savy with all this, butif I… apt frontend and backend combination 15 Years Ago by Thamizh Bharat Hi, I am developing a library management system for a college. It has about 8000 books and less than 2000 users ( staff and students). My question is which tool would be best for developing the front end and back end any why:?:. The database will be local. Also what would be the best way to secure the data i.e. a backup mechanism. Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by cristian.rudi.9 Unfortunately, the Linux world is full of untryed paths. So is a bunch types of distro's. Amongst them, your CentOS. And the worst is yet to come: there is a little support available for this distro too. Regardind the similarities with other OS's from the family, you will find many problems with that distro. Still unsolved. Maybe in the future... … Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by rubberman Re. ipkg for installing .ipk packages. Let me do some research and get back to you on that. I've been running RHEL/CentOS/SL systems for about 8 years now and never ran into that requirement! :-) Ok. Here is a link to an RPM that will install the ipkg installer on Red Hat 6.x or compatible (such as CentOS) systems: http://rpm.pbone.net/index.php3/… Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by Alaa_6 Thanks a lot now I have tried to do this to install it rpm -Uvh ipkgbuild-0.8.0-1.el6.pp.noarch.rpm it gave me the package already installed. When I tried to run the command ipkg it says there is no such command. Can you please help to install it Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by Alaa_6 I have noticed that it installed ipkgbuild. I searched about it and then I used ipkgbuild --install somepackge.ipk but it gave me the following error: not int gzip format. Why this is happeneing ? Re: How to install apt-get and ipkg in CentOS 6.5 11 Years Ago by rubberman Don't know - never used it before. I found it with a Google search. FWIW, you should have installed the rpm with yum, not rpm since the rpm command won't deal with dependencies. I would suggest that you remove it, and then reinstall it with yum. That may help. No promises though. You are treading in mostly uncharted territory. Also, you might want …