Please help me with the errors that I encounter when I try to install Ubuntu 7.04. Here are the messages that I get: “Could not open the package might be corrupted,”  “you are not allowed,” and “you have problem with synaptic.”

I would like to hear your opinion if it is better for business and consumer PC users to use Linux operating systems rather than Windows and Star Office.

I just migrated my OS to Ubuntu 9.10. I am having a unrecoverable fatal error when installing any program from Ubuntu Software Center. I also get the same error message when updating Ubuntu. How can I resolve this issue?

Package operation failed

The installation or removal of a software package failed.

I am using SUSE and I want a Linux terminal command to search Unix hierarchy files with a pipe in their name, and rename them to dash. 

Any idea as to how this can be expressed?

I had a Program Error after installing Adobe Photoshop 7.0 in my Linux Debian. I re-installed the program but still encountered this serious problem when running Photoshop. Is there a way that I can recover from this problem?Can someone please help?

Error:

Program Error

The program Photoshop.exe has encountered a serious problem and needs to close. We are sorry for the inconvenience.

This can be caused by a problem in the program or a deficiency in Wine. You may want to check http://appdb.winehq.org for tips about running this application.

I was working with RF Cascade Workbook 2005 with my Ubuntu: Intrepid lbex. I opened the GNOME Gnumeric spreadsheet with drag and drops. I got an error when I open it. When I hit the Close button on the bottom part of the error message, GNOME Gnumeric seems to fix the issue. But I want to know if the error may cause something serious in the future. +

Please send me some ideas.

Thanks.

Error:

User A1: Unable to parse

"[sinband.54565536];[Sinband.54540,SIV40]" because 'Multiple expressions are not supported in this context'

At the moment, I am engaged on Suse 9.3 Linux version and that I possess an issue in operating C/C+ in Linux.I do not currently own GCC set up in my computer, just what exactly should I do?

Which version of GCC should I make use of and exactly how to set it up?

Hi,

What are the steps to partition an HD if I want to install openSUSE, like GNOME or KDE, when I already have Windows installed? Also, how do I install the repositories after installation?

My keyboard is not working when I turned my PC on to Linux. My PC is dual boot to Windows 7 and Linux Redhat 5. I tried to reboot and connected a different keyboard but it did not solve the problem. Please let me know how I should fix this issue.