Apt-linker
Convierte lineas "apt-get install" en vínculos clickables para la cómoda instalacion de paquetes para Ubuntu y Debian GNU/Linux
This extension is intended to ease the life of Ubuntu/Debian users who browse the Internet searching for software, tutorials, etc.
Apt: urls are a way to install packages by using a protocol handler to read the list of packages to install.
This extension will turn lines of text describing commands for installation into clickable links that allow you to install the packages with just 2 clicks.
More info about AptUrl can be found here: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptURL
Latest reviews
It didn't work
It didn't work
Does not work with some apt-get commands like UPDATE. Should get support for all commands. PPA: support would be nice.
Does not work with some apt-get commands like UPDATE. Should get support for all commands. PPA: support would be nice.
es perfecto para que los nuevos no se compliquen, o para instalar de forma cómoda revisando un tutorial
Okay... handles text links with "apt-get whatever" perfectly. But it does NOT handle apt:// URLs like I thought it would! That's the only reason why I got this! EDIT: boyfriend of mine submitted your first GitHub issue about this! https://github.com/Ferk/apt-linker/issues/1
Okay... handles text links with "apt-get whatever" perfectly. But it does NOT handle apt:// URLs like I thought it would! That's the only reason why I got this! EDIT: boyfriend of mine submitted your first GitHub issue about this! https://github.com/Ferk/apt-linker/issues/1
Ne fonctionne pas avec Google Chrome 32.0.1700.77 sous Bodhi Linux sur le SoftCenter
i downloaded this so i could play minecraft n it wont even open at all if u guys can tell me what to do specifically then i might change my review
i downloaded this so i could play minecraft n it wont even open at all if u guys can tell me what to do specifically then i might change my review
Does what it says on the tin. Very convenient. add-ppa would be useful.
Does what it says on the tin. Very convenient. add-ppa would be useful.
Fails with package names containing '+'s like libstdc++6. It stops at the + and tries to install libstdc also fails with multiarch packages of the form packagename:i386, tries to install 'packagename'
Fails with package names containing '+'s like libstdc++6. It stops at the + and tries to install libstdc also fails with multiarch packages of the form packagename:i386, tries to install 'packagename'
