9 Apr
2014
9 Apr
'14
10:21 p.m.
Try that and try test-installing kaffeine and smplayer on the running live cd.
to see if it works. If Synaptic isn't installed, do sudo apt-get
install synaptic first.
If that doesn't work out, try the March 22nd 2014 nightly build live
CD from here:
http://ftp.fau.de/trinity/cdimages/ubuntu/
And do the same test install. That's Ubuntu 13.04.
And/or try Ubuntu Studio 12.04 then installing Trinity on it from the
Precise repos.
You may well have to try several OS's before you get one that does
what you want.
On 4/9/14, Tini <trin(a)telekon.org> wrote:
This is the version I'm going to install,
http://ftp.fau.de/trinity/cdimages/kubuntu/precise/
I want to play music/movie files on 'kaffeine' and 'smplayer'...
not play flash files on firefox.
--- Original Message ---
From: Chris Graham <chrisdgraham22(a)gmail.com>
To: trinity-users(a)lists.pearsoncomputing.net
Subject: Re: [trinity-users] Multi-Media Codecs "Kubuntu Precise" LiveCD
Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2014
On Kubuntu 13.04, I think what you need is the package called
flashplugin-installer.
This is what installs non-free Adobe media codecs into Firefox.
BTW, you can install and test not-included software into RAM on a
running live CD. Apt-get and Synaptic think the Live CD RAM filesystem
is a real filesystem.
Any new software installed is only written to RAM and not to the CD, and how
much you can install is limited by how much RAM you've got. This is great
for testing.
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