<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?><transcript><text start="0" dur="3.73">[Music]</text><text start="5.86" dur="4.46">[Music]</text><text start="20" dur="5.68">installing software in ghost psd is</text><text start="23.359" dur="4.08">really easy yes you can do it the</text><text start="25.68" dur="3.839">traditional way that you would do it in</text><text start="27.439" dur="3.92">freebsd that is you could go to the</text><text start="29.519" dur="4.481">command line you could get root</text><text start="31.359" dur="2.641">privileges</text><text start="34.64" dur="4.16">you could then pkj update which will</text><text start="37.36" dur="3.76">bring in the latest</text><text start="38.8" dur="2.32">list</text><text start="43.04" dur="4.64">and then search for the software</text><text start="45.12" dur="3.599">using pkg search</text><text start="47.68" dur="3.199">in this case we&amp;#39;re going to look for</text><text start="48.719" dur="4.32">inkscape</text><text start="50.879" dur="4.641">and there it is</text><text start="53.039" dur="6.801">and then finally pkg</text><text start="55.52" dur="4.32">install and then in this case inkscape</text><text start="60.16" dur="3.999">you will then get a lot of text telling</text><text start="62.239" dur="3.681">you the dependencies it needs to install</text><text start="64.159" dur="4.64">and if you want to get rid of the</text><text start="65.92" dur="5.12">software it&amp;#39;s bkg delete the name of the</text><text start="68.799" dur="4.721">software you want to delete funny enough</text><text start="71.04" dur="4.24">will because psd being a visual</text><text start="73.52" dur="2.959">operating system we&amp;#39;re going to try and</text><text start="75.28" dur="3.04">find a nice</text><text start="76.479" dur="5.201">software package manager</text><text start="78.32" dur="5.52">via the software station which will call</text><text start="81.68" dur="4.16">up octopkg</text><text start="83.84" dur="4.4">which is a graphical front end for the</text><text start="85.84" dur="4.8">text mod um way of doing it that we&amp;#39;ve</text><text start="88.24" dur="2.4">just seen</text><text start="90.72" dur="5.68">and onstart it automatically grabs the</text><text start="93.6" dur="4.64">latest list the boxes with a ticking are</text><text start="96.4" dur="3.52">software that&amp;#39;s already installed and</text><text start="98.24" dur="3.68">there&amp;#39;s a large list to choose from and</text><text start="99.92" dur="3.76">uh it would take quite a while to search</text><text start="101.92" dur="4.64">down each individual one for the</text><text start="103.68" dur="2.88">software that you need</text><text start="107.6" dur="4.479">luckily at the top there is a search</text><text start="110.159" dur="3.28">function where you can type in in this</text><text start="112.079" dur="3.281">case we&amp;#39;re going to look for inkscape</text><text start="113.439" dur="3.68">again and there it is so it basically</text><text start="115.36" dur="3.2">just mimics what we did on the command</text><text start="117.119" dur="2.96">line but with a more graphical</text><text start="118.56" dur="4.64">representation</text><text start="120.079" dur="6.72">so click in the tick box</text><text start="123.2" dur="4.96">we&amp;#39;ll activate the cancel or apply</text><text start="126.799" dur="3.041">button buttons you can see and if you&amp;#39;re</text><text start="128.16" dur="3.52">happy within the installation that you</text><text start="129.84" dur="3.759">want to do click apply and you will be</text><text start="131.68" dur="3.919">presented with this again it&amp;#39;s another</text><text start="133.599" dur="3.441">list of dependencies but in a little</text><text start="135.599" dur="3.761">separate little box that pops up in the</text><text start="137.04" dur="2.32">middle</text><text start="140.48" dur="3.92">so confirm and it will set the process</text><text start="142.72" dur="3.68">off there&amp;#39;s a little status bar at the</text><text start="144.4" dur="4.8">bottom as you can see we have speeded up</text><text start="146.4" dur="4.64">a little bit and when it reaches the end</text><text start="149.2" dur="5.36">then we should be fully installed and</text><text start="151.04" dur="4.96">there it is inkscape is now installed</text><text start="154.56" dur="4.399">and you can check anyway just go to</text><text start="156" dur="5.28">graphics and there&amp;#39;s inscape very nice</text><text start="158.959" dur="2.321">indeed</text><text start="161.36" dur="6.76">again if we go to software station</text><text start="164.64" dur="3.48">type in the password</text><text start="170.72" dur="3.44">and just make that bigger the opposite</text><text start="172.48" dur="3.68">of what we just did we installed</text><text start="174.16" dur="3.92">something i&amp;#39;m just going to deinstall</text><text start="176.16" dur="3.439">something in this case it&amp;#39;s going to be</text><text start="178.08" dur="4.96">shot well</text><text start="179.599" dur="4.64">it&amp;#39;s ticked means it&amp;#39;s already installed</text><text start="183.04" dur="4.32">click it again and make the tick</text><text start="184.239" dur="6.08">disappear then click apply will actually</text><text start="187.36" dur="2.959">uninstall something</text><text start="195.04" dur="5.5">and if you look to graphics there&amp;#39;s no</text><text start="196.879" dur="7.371">shot wall it&amp;#39;s as simple as that</text><text start="200.54" dur="3.71">[Music]</text><text start="206.08" dur="4.799">equally easy is to upgrade your system</text><text start="209.36" dur="3.599">or update the installed software</text><text start="210.879" dur="4.401">packages we do this via</text><text start="212.959" dur="4.801">update station now this is an all-in-one</text><text start="215.28" dur="4.72">it will list any updated packages</text><text start="217.76" dur="4.8">available for either</text><text start="220" dur="5.2">third party or user land installation</text><text start="222.56" dur="4.319">but also the main system if there is any</text><text start="225.2" dur="3.039">and in that it should tell you if there</text><text start="226.879" dur="3.44">are any updates in this case there&amp;#39;s</text><text start="228.239" dur="4.321">some updates to some packages some 30</text><text start="230.319" dur="4.721">updates and two packages that need to be</text><text start="232.56" dur="5.039">reinstalled we change dependencies and</text><text start="235.04" dur="4.8">change libraries etc and there&amp;#39;s the</text><text start="237.599" dur="4.64">reinstall packages if there were any</text><text start="239.84" dur="4.24">system ones to be installed it will be</text><text start="242.239" dur="4.56">listed underneath and here we have a</text><text start="244.08" dur="3.84">create boot environment backup so when</text><text start="246.799" dur="3.601">that&amp;#39;s ticked</text><text start="247.92" dur="4.48">it will make a snapshot or a copy of a</text><text start="250.4" dur="4.8">working environment as it is now and</text><text start="252.4" dur="4.72">then if any updates don&amp;#39;t work properly</text><text start="255.2" dur="4.48">you can roll back to before you</text><text start="257.12" dur="4.079">installed which is really nice and then</text><text start="259.68" dur="5.079">that&amp;#39;s it for updating it really</text><text start="261.199" dur="3.56">couldn&amp;#39;t be any easier</text><text start="266.7" dur="3.71">[Music]</text><text start="272.72" dur="5.039">ghostbusty despite having many graphical</text><text start="275.04" dur="4.48">tools for updating the system etc it</text><text start="277.759" dur="3.521">really doesn&amp;#39;t have one for adding a new</text><text start="279.52" dur="3.44">user so if you want to add a new user</text><text start="281.28" dur="4.56">you have to do it the old-fashioned way</text><text start="282.96" dur="5.36">so what we need to do first is that you</text><text start="285.84" dur="6.799">start up a terminal session</text><text start="288.32" dur="6.319">pseudo s or sudo as it is or to us</text><text start="292.639" dur="4.481">and just to gain some root privileges</text><text start="294.639" dur="4.56">i&amp;#39;m just going to type in add user</text><text start="297.12" dur="3.44">and this will ask for a username now</text><text start="299.199" dur="3.041">this is not your full name this is</text><text start="300.56" dur="2.96">username you want to go by so you could</text><text start="302.24" dur="3.28">call yourself</text><text start="303.52" dur="4.239">bob if you wish but in this case i&amp;#39;m</text><text start="305.52" dur="5.679">going to use test</text><text start="307.759" dur="5.841">it&amp;#39;s always test isn&amp;#39;t it full name test</text><text start="311.199" dur="2.401">user</text><text start="314.24" dur="6">user id so leave it empty for default</text><text start="317.759" dur="5.28">login group again leave it at default</text><text start="320.24" dur="5.44">and login group is test invite</text><text start="323.039" dur="5.041">test into other groups yes we actually</text><text start="325.68" dur="4.079">need to put three here</text><text start="328.08" dur="3.76">makes life a lot easier we need wheels</text><text start="329.759" dur="3.121">so you can gain root privileges via seo</text><text start="331.84" dur="3.359">etc</text><text start="332.88" dur="4.64">video and operator so we can access the</text><text start="335.199" dur="4.161">video card everything runs smoothly and</text><text start="337.52" dur="3.6">you can access peripherals log in class</text><text start="339.36" dur="4.32">default and choose the shell that you</text><text start="341.12" dur="5.919">want in this case born shell and we&amp;#39;ll</text><text start="343.68" dur="5.84">go for default for home directory and</text><text start="347.039" dur="4.641">permissions we&amp;#39;ll leave it like that and</text><text start="349.52" dur="4.399">password yes we need a password don&amp;#39;t</text><text start="351.68" dur="4.48">use an empty password no</text><text start="353.919" dur="3.441">not use a random one</text><text start="356.16" dur="4.24">and we&amp;#39;ll just put in the easy to</text><text start="357.36" dur="3.04">remember password now</text><text start="362.16" dur="4.319">and again</text><text start="363.919" dur="4.081">unlike the graphical installation we did</text><text start="366.479" dur="3.121">in the previous video it doesn&amp;#39;t tell</text><text start="368" dur="3.84">you whether your password is weak or not</text><text start="369.6" dur="5.12">in this particular way of doing this</text><text start="371.84" dur="5.52">lock out the account no just press enter</text><text start="374.72" dur="4.479">and it will show you the summary of the</text><text start="377.36" dur="4.8">user we&amp;#39;ve just created and if you&amp;#39;re</text><text start="379.199" dur="4.241">happy with that we&amp;#39;ll just go ahead and</text><text start="382.16" dur="3.92">finish this</text><text start="383.44" dur="3.84">and we&amp;#39;ll test the new user by we&amp;#39;ll log</text><text start="386.08" dur="3.679">out</text><text start="387.28" dur="5.96">and we&amp;#39;ll log in using the new test user</text><text start="389.759" dur="3.481">that we just created</text><text start="394.319" dur="5.361">and there it is the home directory now</text><text start="396.24" dur="5.84">says tests home and we&amp;#39;ll log back and</text><text start="399.68" dur="4.079">it says robonaut is home so yes it&amp;#39;s</text><text start="402.08" dur="3.04">very good</text><text start="403.759" dur="4.241">and to delete</text><text start="405.12" dur="4.32">a user or remove a user again like we</text><text start="408" dur="4.88">did when we created the user we&amp;#39;re going</text><text start="409.44" dur="6.319">to root and we&amp;#39;ll enter rm user for</text><text start="412.88" dur="2.879">remove user</text><text start="416.479" dur="3.761">and the name of the user we want to</text><text start="417.759" dur="4.241">remove and again it&amp;#39;s test</text><text start="420.24" dur="4.799">it&amp;#39;ll ask you to make sure you&amp;#39;re</text><text start="422" dur="4.96">wanting the correct user to be removed</text><text start="425.039" dur="4.641">if you want the user&amp;#39;s home directory</text><text start="426.96" dur="4.72">removed as well and if that&amp;#39;s a yes it</text><text start="429.68" dur="3.84">will go through it remove that user</text><text start="431.68" dur="5.2">that&amp;#39;s only a very basic user management</text><text start="433.52" dur="5.84">and you really if you&amp;#39;re using cost bsd</text><text start="436.88" dur="4.719">as intended as a desktop operating</text><text start="439.36" dur="4.16">system really that&amp;#39;s all you need</text><text start="441.599" dur="4.16">that&amp;#39;s it for this video for the next</text><text start="443.52" dur="5.6">video hopefully we will try and</text><text start="445.759" dur="4.88">customize ghostbst to look and feel a</text><text start="449.12" dur="4">little different anyway thanks for</text><text start="450.639" dur="4.801">watching and i&amp;#39;ll catch you next time</text><text start="453.12" dur="4.88">this and every other video on my channel</text><text start="455.44" dur="4.65">has been made using freebsd and open</text><text start="458" dur="10.959">source software</text><text start="460.09" dur="8.869">[Music]</text><text start="470.4" dur="2.079">you</text></transcript>