I've been using Ubuntu for a while and decided to give Kubuntu a try. I figured they'd have the same software available to download, but that doesn't seem so. I have the Universe set to download, but I can't find software such as Envy and Build-Essentials. This stuff automatically comes up under Gnome, but for some reason under Kubuntu it doesn't. Am I missing something? I'm just trying to update my nvidia drivers, which I figured out how to do under Ubuntu, but not having luck with kubuntu.
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Re: Where's the software? (EnvyNG, Build-Essentials...)
It doesn't sound like you have all the appropriate source repositories enabled. Without knowing which version you are running, all I can say is you need the following as a minimum:
universe
multiverse
restricted
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Re: Where's the software? (EnvyNG, Build-Essentials...)
build-essentials is in the Canonical supported (main) repositories.
The same software and repos are available for both Gnome and KDE so you need to enable them if something is missing.Comment
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Re: Where's the software? (EnvyNG, Build-Essentials...)
I installed Synaptic and the weird thing is when I search for them in Synaptic, they are there. When I search for them in Adept Installer, they don't show up. Oh well, I guess I'll just use Synaptic.Comment
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