Adding Repositories aka Source List - Ubuntu Linux 8.04

3 ways to add Repositories, from Terminal, gedit and Gui.

sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list

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[MicroHelper]

What does GUI and KDE And Gnome stand for?

[gotbletu]

hit up google then ull no

[Englandman09]

DICK LOVER

[gotbletu]

u are? go chokeslam on it then loL

[Englandman09]

don't you know how to read fucking asshole, 6 people agree with my opinion about your cock sucking voice, it seems that you are both having homo oral sex with someone and speaking at the same time, what a fag, i will do my own video response exposing you as pure retarded as you are.

[gotbletu]

loL 6ppl? all ur gay homo family on here? Go ahead and make ur video and expose urself of being man fucked.

[bhigr]

This is a great tutorial gotbletu, keep up the great work!

[cumulus0007]

There isn't any difference between them, except for the fact that Software Sources is a neat graphical way to configure your software sources instead of editing the sources.list file manually ;) All sources you add in Software Sources are put into the sources.list file.

[MicroHelper]

lol I know. Now I know how to install repository's in ubuntu. So easy . I like using Software Sources than editing software sources than doing it manually. But what's the difference between both?

[cumulus0007]

I mean that he should just Google it.

[MicroHelper]

What?

[cumulus0007]

And what about System -> Administration -> Software Sources?

[cumulus0007]

Where does Google stand for?

[MicroHelper]

Okay? lol. I like GUI better! Since you said the abbreviation.

[Ignitenz]

GUI is Graphical User Interface, KDE is a wordplay on an existing "Common Desktop Environment". Gnome is GNU Network Object Model Environment. :)