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Eve-Installer- A Great tool that let you install software, add repositories with a simple click| Ubuntu & LinuxMint

Written by Convexity on . Posted in Ubuntu

Eve Installer is great tool similar to Ubuntu Tweak, it lets you install the basic applications in Ubuntu 11.04 and LinuxMint with a simple click, also using this tools, you can  add  Medibuntu, getdeb , Playdeb repositories , or  install elementary theme, Mint theme…, for Desktop, install also with a simple click Gnome3, Unity 2D, Unity 3D and more.

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Latest release EveInstaller is 0.9.3.51, so  What`s new in this version:

- New version of apt-fast to accelerate the installation of programs.
- Fixed small bugs
- Change some repositories
- Added some programs and also to remove other items that were not functional in natty
- New Icons

- Already working on new version for LinuxMint

 

Download Eveinstaller for Ubuntu and LinuxMint

Eve-installer-i386.deb
Eve-installer-amd64.deb

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  • OnoSendai58

    This works like a dream, thank you for the heads-up!

  • John

    seems like re-inventing the wheel.
    would be better if it supported vanilla debian as ubuntu packages aren’t always compatible.

  • http://enteryoursiteURL... Vital

    Installed and tried it…
    By itself it is not a bad application. By itself it is useful and could even be called a "great tool" or what not.
    But overall, the existence of this application comes, and the bigger issue it is (pathetically) trying to address is the [i]fundamental application installation problem on Linux[/i].

    For example I want I install Wine 1.3.20. Eveinstaller is useles – I am back to square one, to some copy-pasta of some terminal codez found on Google.
    Another question is how all these application will hold up when I upgrade to Mint Katya?

    It doesn’t even come close to alleviating the problem.
    On the other hand it exhibits is a big step forward in thinking (not that this application is or will be any influential) – finally a Linux installer that managed to abstract/get a concept of [i]application[/i] instead of puking packages at you.

    The fundamental Linux application installation issue aside, the interface is done in a typical retarded *n*x way – flying windows/dialogs/confirmations coming out of nowhere, misplaced and going hell knows where to.

  • Greatxx10

    great … but how i can remove it plz

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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! you rules!!! all the other “help” in google are useless… yours was very helpful. Thanks again

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Great ! we have another another master trick :-)

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Just delete the space after the slash (/) it will work.

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I tried it and it works with a regular zip file, but if you password-protect the .zip file it does NOT work.

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