<div>> On 1/15/07, Dennis Castanos <<a href="mailto:dennismouille@yahoo.com" target="_blank" onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)">dennismouille@yahoo.com </a>> wrote:<blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;"> I had some luck installing Flash9 using automatix2. Simple to install and works great. To my dismay, I was told I shouldn't use automatix2 with edgy. Is this true and if so why? sort of new ubuntu user </blockquote></div> IMHO, I have not had any problems with the Automatix program installation procedures (Add/Remove) and this is with 9 boxes. You can hose up your computer; granted that, but in the same regard, you can do that with your default repositories pretty easily too. It all comes down to reading your specific package(s) and making sure that you understand what you are doing. > When I installed auomatix, I had dependancy problems. It is also not Ť OPEN Source ť there articles concerning the product on the WIKI site. Most of what's in Automatix and EasyUbuntu do not have 100% open source programs and if you are a true die hard then it's definitely not for you. As an example, the various open source flash programs available for Linux locks up on a lot of websites or will not display the content, Especially AMD64 versions where I've had really good luck with running the 32bit flash9 inside of the 32bit swiftfox provided by automatix inside of my AMD64 boxes. Yes, I can setup a 32bit chroot ; it just takes awhile on 5 boxes and when there is a painless non-losing hair script that's easy. It makes life very comfy and I can save a few more strands of hair :) . > I don't know about automatix and 6.10. But automatix munged my 6.06 installation. If you read <a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="http://help.ubuntu.com/" target="_blank"> help.ubuntu.com</a> you'll find that there's nothing automatix might do for you that you can't do yourself. I totally agree with this. If you are just starting out and want to learn; go this route first and learn your PC internals and file placements. Now if you are impatient, do not have time or have a number of boxes to install it on then there are alternatives out there, as mentioned with this thread; Just research on what you are doing first. Regards, -- JD. Brown