How to install Sogo on Ubuntu? (Command modification) install Sogo pinyin

If you're using UbuntuNatty narwhal (11.04), Add to your apt source list (/etc/APT/sources. list ):

 
Sudo add-Apt-repository "DebHttp://inverse.ca/ubuntu natty"
 
 
If you prefer using the nightly builds, simply use instead:
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/ubuntu-nightly natty"
 
 
If you're using UbuntuMaverick meerkat (10.10), Add to your apt source list (/etc/APT/sources. list ):
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/ubuntu maverick"
 
 
If you prefer using the nightly builds, simply use instead:
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/ubuntu-nightly maverick"
 
If you're using UbuntuLucid Lynx (10.04), Add to your apt source list (/etc/APT/sources. list ):
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/ubuntu lucid main"
 
 
If you prefer using the nightly builds, simply use instead:
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/ubuntu-nightly lucid main"
 
 
Then, do:
 
 
Sudo apt-Get update
 
 
Sudo apt-Get install Sogo
 
 
To install Sogo under UbuntuIntrepid (8.10), Add to your apt source list (/etc/APT/sources. list ):
 
 
Sudo add-Apt-repository"Deb http://inverse.ca/debian Lenny"
 
 
If you prefer using the nightly builds, simply use instead:
 
  sudo add-Apt-repository " Deb http://inverse.ca/debian-nightly Lenny" 
 
 for  jaunty (9.04)  and  karmic (9.10)  versions, simply use "squeeze" instead of "Lenny ". 
 
 Please note that Debian squeeze will be a moving target as long as it has not been released, causing version mismatches from time to time. for example, UBUNTU karmic/9.10 requires libssl0.9.8 from Ubuntu lucid/10.04. additional adjustments will be added 
 to this FAQ as we learn them. 
 
  signed builds  
 
 since 2011-05-17, The builds are signed. in order to verify their signature, our GPG Public Key has to be added into apt keyring. to do so, run the following commands: 
 
 sudo apt-key adv -- keyserver keys.gnupg.net -- Recv-key 0x810273c4 
 
 sudo apt-Get update 
 
 from that point, apt-Get shocould not complain about package signatures anymore.