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Getting Juno on my mandrake


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Ok. Im one day new to mandrake. let alone linux. now im not lucky to have high speed broadband or anything like that. I have happy 56k. Now i use Juno for my ISP. Now i want to install it on my Mandrake system, but when i go to the site, i download the linux file, and its a .deb. And i read that that means debian linux. I dont know what to do, or anything. On mandrake it says it cant read it. I dont really know what to do. Any help step by step would be great. Im very sorry for bothering about this topic.

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Mandrake is a rpm based distro. Juno says the software is only available for Linspire OS (a debian based distro) so I guess it isn't open source (meaning the source is unavailable). Try: http://www.zevils.com/cgi-bin/man/man2html?alien+1 to convert the deb file to rpm.

 

thank you very much. Im sorry about bothering with these questions. I will let you know if it works tommorrow. I have a friend who is teaching me things about linux and Mandrake. As soon as i get this done i will let you know how it works. Thank you tons. :thanks:

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.deb packages that work only with deb based systems? And built for Linspire?

 

Hello closed system Linux... :(

 

Mordaine, welcome to the board!

Good that you have a friend who's showing you around, that should make things a lot easier to get started.

 

Anyway, enjoy Linux!

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