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[Cary Bielenberg]

Andrew,
If you download it to your home folder & open a terminal & navigate to 
your home folder "cd ~/"
then type "sudo dpkg -i packagename" it will ask for your password then 
install for you. You have to change the package name with the name of 
the file. hint type the 1st 3 characters then hit the tab key & it will 
autofill the name in, if there is nothing with the same name.


Cary

Andrew Heggie wrote:
> Cary Bielenberg wrote:
>   
>> Just tried it & has been replaced, I assume you are using Feisty but I 
>> found it here!
>>
>> http://packages.ubuntu.com/feisty/i386/kdebase-bin/download
>>     
>
> Thanks Cary,
>
> Yes I am using Fiesty, on an mpc-l which I don't think would be happy 
> with later versions. 
> I don't think it is really up to kde apps but I wanted to use the same 
> e-mail client on this
> "always on" computer as my other pc.
>
> If the file is at the url you mention above then do I download it 
> separately? Where should
>  it be stored for synaptic to find it or do I have to instal from the 
> command line?
>
> Andrew Heggie
>
>   
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