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Linuxmint Music notation Software help

It should be in the repos according to that. Open up software center, and do a search for rosegarden. Mint uses Ubuntu's repos.
 
lxskllr said:
It should be in the repos according to that. Open up software center, and do a search for rosegarden. Mint uses Ubuntu's repos.
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Thanks bro. these are the distros that requiered to run the program,

When you say Repos you mean. Arch Linux Rosegarden v12.12.25 Extra repository
 
FrankRamiro said:
Thanks bro. these are the distros that requiered to run the program,

When you say Repos you mean. Arch Linux Rosegarden v12.12.25 Extra repository
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Distro release Rosegarden version Available via Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS (Hardy Heron) Rosegarden v1.6.1 Community-supported Packages Ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS (Lucid Lynx) Rosegarden v10.02 Community-supported Packages Ubuntu 11.10 (Oneiric Ocelot) Rosegarden v11.06 Community-supported Packages Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS (Precise Pangolin) Rosegarden v11.11.42 Community-supported Packages Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal) Rosegarden v12.04 Community-supported Packages Debian Wheezy Rosegarden v12.04 Debian Sid Rosegarden v12.04 Debian Squeeze Rosegarden v10.04.2 openSUSE 12.2 Rosegarden v11.11.42 multimedia/apps openSUSE 12.1 Rosegarden v11.11.42 multimedia/apps openSUSE 11.4 Rosegarden v11.11.42 multimedia/apps Arch Linux Rosegarden v12.12.25 Extra repository Gentoo Rosegarden v12.12.25 Portage
 
Me again this is the page for the arch Linux v12.12.25 repository, can you sort this out for me please and tell me witch is download link for the wright program thanks in advance.
 
A repo(repository) is a distro's(GNU/Linux distribution's) store of packages(programs) that are available directly to that particular distro. In your case, you're running the distro Mint which uses Ubuntu's repos, as well as a couple of their own. That being the case, anything in Ubuntu's repos will be available to you.

Open up Software Center(A program on your computer), and do a search for rosegarden. It should appear, and you'll either check a box, or click the install button to install it(I don't remember exactly how it works).
 
lxk llr said:
A repo(repository) is a distros(GNU/Linux distribution's) store of packages(programs) that are available directly to that particular distro. In your case, you're running the distro Mint which uses Ubuntu repos, as well as a couple of their own. That being the case, anything in Ubuntu repos will be available to you.

Open up Software Center(A program on your computer), and do a search for rosegarden. It should appear, and you'll either check a box, or click the install button to install it(I don't remember exactly how it works).
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Thanks bro for your help and Patience I'll try that. Technically I'm not very savvy but i get there slowly,all i know i learned the hard way,i some times get confused but always get there with the help of folks like you,sometime i accomplish things that i you ask me i don't know how,one thing i get is perseverance and patience for this type of thing and time.

forgive me for the bad spelling the sentences but 1 I'm not English 2 my Sony vaio where I'm writing from has changed it's regional language and writing settings and I'm having difficult to figure the way they were before since it's an european laptop with multi languish settings.
 
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