Installing MyUnity in linux Mint

Asked By Carey P Schmidt 40 points N/A Posted on - 08/12/2012

Can anyone tell how exactly we can install the MyUnity desktop configuration utility in my system. Is there a way to install it using command line options. If available please give the commands.

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Answered By Arcel Ramo 0 points N/A #130187

Installing MyUnity in linux Mint

Hello Ms. Schmidt,

Installing my Unity desktop Configuration utility is not that hard. just follow the instruction and step by step configuration to make you successful in your configuration and installation. Here is the guide.

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Answered By Farrer Alan 0 points N/A #130188

Installing MyUnity in linux Mint

Hello,

Yes there is a way to install Myunity desktop configuration utility using command line option. This is not a hard job.  You have to just follow the instructions and snapshots as I have provided. As a Ubuntu configuration tool you have to chose Myunity desktop configuration utility. You can easily rearrange your themes, desktop, font, panel etc. At Ubuntu 12.04 we can directly install Myunity from Ubuntu software centre using the command: ctrl +alt + t. It should be use in pop-up terminal.

sudo apt-get install myunity

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Answered By Ratliff mcleod 0 points N/A #130189

Installing MyUnity in linux Mint

 

First of all, press Ctrl+Alt+T on your keyboard to open Terminal, and then to add the My Unity repository, use copy/paste to add following command: sudo add-apt-repository ppa:myunity/ppa and then hit "Enter."

 

When it asks for your password, type your password and hit "Enter" again.

 

Press "Enter" to continue.

 

Type the following command to the Terminal to update your system: sudo apt-get update and then press "Enter."

 

To install My Unity, type the following command: sudo apt-get install myunity and then press "Enter."

 

When it asks you if you want to continue the process, type 'Y' to the Terminal and press "Enter."

 

When My Unity is installed you can close the Terminal window.

 

Now you can use the My Unity application.

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• Posted on - 12/07/2012
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