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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Monday, November 21, 2011
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 3
Please see if part 1 and 2 if required
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 1
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 2
Still There are some software's/Package's which can not be installed in usual manner
for example if you want to install Skype
Go to skype site http://www.skype.com/intl/en/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux/
download the .deb file for Ubuntu 10.4+ ( select 32 bit or 64 bit depending upon your computer hardware and operating system )
.deb file ( equivalent to .exe file in windows but needs a software to open it)
open this file with Ubuntu software center
and software is installed
done
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 1
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 2
Still There are some software's/Package's which can not be installed in usual manner
for example if you want to install Skype
Go to skype site http://www.skype.com/intl/en/get-skype/on-your-computer/linux/
download the .deb file for Ubuntu 10.4+ ( select 32 bit or 64 bit depending upon your computer hardware and operating system )
.deb file ( equivalent to .exe file in windows but needs a software to open it)
open this file with Ubuntu software center
and software is installed
done
Friday, November 18, 2011
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 2
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 1
please see part 1 if required
if Software is present in the Ubuntu software center and you could not install it
1. check your internet connection
2. check yours sources.list to see whether that source is present.
3. Search Google for repositories address and edit sources.list
To edit sources.list
You have to go to Terminal
Terminal: it is an application which windows users may never have used. it is command based interface just like DOS. So type a command to edit file sources.list
gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
copy and paste address of new repositories and save
now you need to update your system before you can install any package
so type a command in terminal
sudo get-apt update
now you can go to ubuntu software center or you can install your pacakage in Terminal also
sudo get-apt install package name
Hint: type few letters of package and press tab you will see the exact package name
please see next post if you could not install be this methods
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User PART 3
How to install a software in Ubuntu for Window User part 1
First Thing First
You need to learn new Terminology
You do not go to a site for downloading the software but you go to a 'repository '
1. Repository It is storage location where one or number of package's ( software) are stored
2. Package well for window user it is software only.
3. Source.list : it is the file where all your repository's address is stored
So You need a Package now. Go to an application Called Ubuntu Software Center and search for the package.
if package is there and install is written in front on it just press install and job is done.
if not then see my next post
You need to learn new Terminology
You do not go to a site for downloading the software but you go to a 'repository '
1. Repository It is storage location where one or number of package's ( software) are stored
2. Package well for window user it is software only.
3. Source.list : it is the file where all your repository's address is stored
So You need a Package now. Go to an application Called Ubuntu Software Center and search for the package.
if package is there and install is written in front on it just press install and job is done.
if not then see my next post
Tryst with Ubuntu (Linux) -a long time Window user
Linux keeps attracting me because of its free nature , free from viruses and fast speed .
The idea of sharing your knowledge is very attractive.
So many versions of linux are in market .
Ubuntu is one, which i installed on my laptop along with windows Vista.
As I was beginner for Ubuntu so I let the Ubuntu install on its own without any manual partioning.
So romance with Ubuntu continued for some days. After some days i deleted one windows partition for some space and next i realized that my computer did not boot saying grub failure .
Word Grub was new to me
GRand Unified Bootloader (http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/)
Searching on the net i came to know that Grub is a boot loader for multiple boot systems and i must have accidently deleted Ubuntu partition containing Grub loader. My First Heart Break
So next thing was how to correct this problem.
So after lot of searching i corrected this problem by correcting MBR ( Master boot Record) by a free utility ( link i will post soon) and Windows came alive
I thought i will never use Ubuntu again as it put it wasted lot of my time . ( I was wrong i am again using Ubuntu now i will tell you why in my next post). But i learnt a lot of new things which is helping me in my second affair with Ubuntu. I hope this will be a long association.
The idea of sharing your knowledge is very attractive.
So many versions of linux are in market .
Ubuntu is one, which i installed on my laptop along with windows Vista.
As I was beginner for Ubuntu so I let the Ubuntu install on its own without any manual partioning.
So romance with Ubuntu continued for some days. After some days i deleted one windows partition for some space and next i realized that my computer did not boot saying grub failure .
Word Grub was new to me
GRand Unified Bootloader (http://www.gnu.org/software/grub/)
Searching on the net i came to know that Grub is a boot loader for multiple boot systems and i must have accidently deleted Ubuntu partition containing Grub loader. My First Heart Break
So next thing was how to correct this problem.
So after lot of searching i corrected this problem by correcting MBR ( Master boot Record) by a free utility ( link i will post soon) and Windows came alive
I thought i will never use Ubuntu again as it put it wasted lot of my time . ( I was wrong i am again using Ubuntu now i will tell you why in my next post). But i learnt a lot of new things which is helping me in my second affair with Ubuntu. I hope this will be a long association.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
To Add X Y Z co-ordinates to point shapefile
- Create a point shapefile and add points to it.
- Add created shape file in Arcmap.
- Open its attribute table.
- Add field – given name and select double as its Format.
- Right click on the added Field and select Calculate geometry
- Select in the given field X-co-ordinate or y-co-ordinate as desired.
- Repeat for second coordinate
- To add Z-co-ordinate you need DEM of that area; add DEM to Arcmap
- Use extract values to point tool in spatial analyst tool to add Z-co-ordinate
- Select input raster as DEM.
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