I'm really struggling to figure out how to install packages on Bodhi Linux. I've tried using the terminal as well as Synaptic and Gdebi package installers, but nothing seems to work. I'm a bit lost and hope to get the hang of it eventually, but for now, I'm stuck. Any advice on what I might be missing?
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Have you tried using 'apt'? You can simply type `sudo apt install package-name` in the terminal to install what you need. If that's not working, let us know the specific actions you've taken and any error messages you've received. It might help clarify the issues you're facing.
Bodhi is actually a separate distro from Ubuntu, so make sure you’re referencing the right documentation for Bodhi. They have different desktop environments and package management systems. You can still use 'apt', 'snap', and the GUI package manager—just be sure you're using the right commands appropriate for your setup.
Just a heads-up, if you're using Synaptic or Gdebi, ensure that your window manager isn't blocking admin permissions. Sometimes, those tools need elevated privileges that aren't granted in certain window managers. If they aren't working, it’s possible you're missing permission settings.
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