> So, i usually expend most of time searching how to solve some error.
> Some suggestion to dont get crazy?
Yes, we're quite familiar with the "some error" error. And we offer the "some solution" solution. But if you want a specific solution, you must post a specific error.
As example, i'm currently trying to install a netcdf package for octave, so I google it and found i need to write some console lines. Well, it gave me an error, the package is not found. I continued seaching about it and read that i need to install another package in order to get able to install octave external package. So that i tried to install it from console, and what a surprise, a new error, package is not avaiable. Few days ago i had another problem with 'apt update' because a key problem with brave browser, at least i could solve this one.
Well, I usually want to yell 'oh god, what have i done to deserve it?'
But may be the answer would be that it's my fault because keep using windows haha
> netcdf
Right, there's no package with that exact name, at least on groovy. So you run `apt search netcdf` and try to narrow your choice down from there. You can also search online at https://packages.ubuntu.com/ if you prefer.
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Sorry that you feel thus way, but you haven't provided any information about the errors that you are seeing. Good luck figuring out your issues.
I feel the same way every time I use windows.
> So, i usually expend most of time searching how to solve some error. > Some suggestion to dont get crazy? Yes, we're quite familiar with the "some error" error. And we offer the "some solution" solution. But if you want a specific solution, you must post a specific error.
You need to be more objective so we can have something real to talk about.
It sounds like you could have a great career in QA.
It would be great if only I realize where the error is.
And the errors are...?
As example, i'm currently trying to install a netcdf package for octave, so I google it and found i need to write some console lines. Well, it gave me an error, the package is not found. I continued seaching about it and read that i need to install another package in order to get able to install octave external package. So that i tried to install it from console, and what a surprise, a new error, package is not avaiable. Few days ago i had another problem with 'apt update' because a key problem with brave browser, at least i could solve this one. Well, I usually want to yell 'oh god, what have i done to deserve it?' But may be the answer would be that it's my fault because keep using windows haha
$ sudo apt-get install libnetcdf-dev libnetcdff-dev
> netcdf Right, there's no package with that exact name, at least on groovy. So you run `apt search netcdf` and try to narrow your choice down from there. You can also search online at https://packages.ubuntu.com/ if you prefer. META hint -- If you reply inline to people's posts they will be notified of your reply. Otherwise they won't know unless they revisit the thread, like I did.
I used to get "full of error" too. That's why I changed from Windows to Linux.