Ubuntu installation 360
Install 360 security guard for linux
1. Download the installation package linux.360.cn
Select version 360 security guard forLinux (Deepin 64-bit x64 platform)
2. Install dpkg-I 360safeforlinux-3.0.0.66-stripped.deb
2.1 The error message "curl missing"
Sudo apt-get installcurl
Failed to install curl
Ref: www.linuxdeepin.com/mantis/view.php? Id = 2508 0002508: curl dependency problem
"Libcurl3 is installed in 7.29.0-1ubuntu3. 2 by default.
However, the dependency in the curl package is libcurl3 (= 7.29.0-1ubuntu3. 1)
Where is the curl package maintained? How is it written (= 7.29.0-1ubuntu3. 1)? If it is changed
(> = 7.29.0-1ubuntu3. 1 ).
Steps for temporary installation of curl
Sudoapt-get download curl
Dpkg-deb-R curl_7.35.0-1ubuntu2.2_amd64.deb./tmp
Cd tmp/DEBIAN
Vi control
Change
Depends: libc6 (> = 2.17), libcurl3 (> = 7.29.0-1ubuntu2. 1), zlib1g (> =. 1.4)
Cd ..
Sudo dpkg-deb-B.../curl_7.35.0-1ubuntu2.2_amd64.deb
Cd ..
Sudo dpkg-icurl_7.35.0-1ubuntu2.2_amd64.deb
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Reinstall sudo dpkg-I 360safeforlinux-3.0.0.66-stripped.deb
4. Start
Search 360 SafeForLinux in the startup bar. If it cannot be started, find the 360 installation directory and run the command to start it.
Dpkg-L 360 SafeForLinux
Command start: Enter the directory/opt/360 safeforlinux $ sudo./start360
4.1 find the software installation location in ubuntu ref: www.cnblogs.com/zhuyatao/p/4060559.html
The software in ubuntu can be installed through the software center of the graphic interface, or through the command line apt-get install. But where is the installed software? This is different from the path for installing software in windows. Most of the terminals that can be called in ubuntu are in/usr/bin or/opt, but not all of them. You can try the following method to quickly find the software location.
1. Execute the program;
2. Run ps-e to find the program name;
3. Run the find or whereis command to find the file location.
In addition, if you know the software installed using the apt-get install command, you can directly use the command dpkg-S softwarename to display all the locations containing this package, and dpkg-L softwarename to display the installation path.
Appendix:
How to install deb package in Ubuntu
Blog.csdn.net/kevinhg/article/details/5934462
Postscript:
Unfortunately, it can only be started once. The second start must be canceled before it can be started.