building from sources
MICHAEL WEAVER
michaelweaver1 at btinternet.com
Sun Jan 7 01:45:57 UTC 2007
When you build an application from source, do you always make install?
I ask because I am hoping to attempt to install Network Manager on my
Laptop so I can get my Wired broadband connection to BT working until I
can make progress installing Ubuntu Edgy on my Desktop PC.
I have downloaded a .tgz file of Network Manager so when I run the
archive Manager to extract it do I need to make install it in order to
build it?
If I had both computers working under Linux I would apt-get install
network-manager to get the file which might be an easier option only
that option is not available to me with my desktop machine only running
Windows XP and my laptop only havving a wireless connection to where my
LUG meets so my card is just set up for there as I don't have a wireless
Router which is why I am wanting to get my laptop connected to my BT
Broadband connection by switching my BT Voyager MODEM from my desktop to
my laptop.
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