Install osgeo live package in existing Ubuntu?
I am using Ubuntu. In my secondary computer I use Lubuntu based OSGEO-LIVE 12.0. OSGEO-LIVE is a great software when it comes to any GIS application and reduces tedious work of individual package installation. But I want to set up all the packages from OSGEO-live into my existing Ubuntu 18.4.
Is there any way of doing this in bulk in short time?
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I am using Ubuntu. In my secondary computer I use Lubuntu based OSGEO-LIVE 12.0. OSGEO-LIVE is a great software when it comes to any GIS application and reduces tedious work of individual package installation. But I want to set up all the packages from OSGEO-live into my existing Ubuntu 18.4.
Is there any way of doing this in bulk in short time?
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I am using Ubuntu. In my secondary computer I use Lubuntu based OSGEO-LIVE 12.0. OSGEO-LIVE is a great software when it comes to any GIS application and reduces tedious work of individual package installation. But I want to set up all the packages from OSGEO-live into my existing Ubuntu 18.4.
Is there any way of doing this in bulk in short time?
ubuntu osgeo osgeo-live
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I am using Ubuntu. In my secondary computer I use Lubuntu based OSGEO-LIVE 12.0. OSGEO-LIVE is a great software when it comes to any GIS application and reduces tedious work of individual package installation. But I want to set up all the packages from OSGEO-live into my existing Ubuntu 18.4.
Is there any way of doing this in bulk in short time?
ubuntu osgeo osgeo-live
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I have also Ubuntu 18.04 and I use OSGeoLive in a virtual machine.
I've installed VirtualBox:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
After it I downloaded the osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z from https://sourceforge.net/projects/osgeo-live/files/12.0/
You should install 7z
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
Unzip the downloaded file
7z -x osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z
Create a new virtual machine in virtualbox (GUI) and use it.
You can find more information here: https://live.osgeo.org/en/quickstart/virtualization_quickstart.html.
Note: there should be enough memory in your machine to run both OS at the same time (8 GB in my case is enough).
answered 2 days ago
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I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
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I have also Ubuntu 18.04 and I use OSGeoLive in a virtual machine.
I've installed VirtualBox:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
After it I downloaded the osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z from https://sourceforge.net/projects/osgeo-live/files/12.0/
You should install 7z
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
Unzip the downloaded file
7z -x osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z
Create a new virtual machine in virtualbox (GUI) and use it.
You can find more information here: https://live.osgeo.org/en/quickstart/virtualization_quickstart.html.
Note: there should be enough memory in your machine to run both OS at the same time (8 GB in my case is enough).
answered 2 days ago
ZoltanZoltan
3,192817
I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
add a comment |
I have also Ubuntu 18.04 and I use OSGeoLive in a virtual machine.
I've installed VirtualBox:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
After it I downloaded the osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z from https://sourceforge.net/projects/osgeo-live/files/12.0/
You should install 7z
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
Unzip the downloaded file
7z -x osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z
Create a new virtual machine in virtualbox (GUI) and use it.
You can find more information here: https://live.osgeo.org/en/quickstart/virtualization_quickstart.html.
Note: there should be enough memory in your machine to run both OS at the same time (8 GB in my case is enough).
answered 2 days ago
ZoltanZoltan
3,192817
I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
add a comment |
I have also Ubuntu 18.04 and I use OSGeoLive in a virtual machine.
I've installed VirtualBox:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
After it I downloaded the osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z from https://sourceforge.net/projects/osgeo-live/files/12.0/
You should install 7z
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
Unzip the downloaded file
7z -x osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z
Create a new virtual machine in virtualbox (GUI) and use it.
You can find more information here: https://live.osgeo.org/en/quickstart/virtualization_quickstart.html.
Note: there should be enough memory in your machine to run both OS at the same time (8 GB in my case is enough).
answered 2 days ago
ZoltanZoltan
3,192817
I have also Ubuntu 18.04 and I use OSGeoLive in a virtual machine.
I've installed VirtualBox:
sudo apt-get install virtualbox
After it I downloaded the osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z from https://sourceforge.net/projects/osgeo-live/files/12.0/
You should install 7z
sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
Unzip the downloaded file
7z -x osgeolive-12.0-vm.7z
Create a new virtual machine in virtualbox (GUI) and use it.
You can find more information here: https://live.osgeo.org/en/quickstart/virtualization_quickstart.html.
Note: there should be enough memory in your machine to run both OS at the same time (8 GB in my case is enough).
answered 2 days ago
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3,192817
answered 2 days ago
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answered 2 days ago
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I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
add a comment |
I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
I would prefer using all those packages in my existing os i.e ubuntu 18.04. so is there any repository or something so that i can get all those packages installed in my current machine???
– ghimirehillson
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
Which package cannot you install using apt?
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
UbuntuGIS repo may help but the stabile repo contains too old packages (e.g. QGIS 2.14).
– Zoltan
yesterday
add a comment |
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