Use Firefox to install software in Ubuntu7.10

If you are a user of Ubuntu7.10, have you ever experienced the following: when you are surfing the internet, you need to install a software, so you can open the terminal, sudoapt-getinstall ...... You may also like to say that it is so convenient to install software under Ubuntu7.10. However, there are ways to install software more conveniently. Install it directly in your Firefox browser! On the way to the Internet, suddenly I want to install a Vim, So I directly enter: apt: vim in the address bar. The following figure is displayed:

If you are a user of Ubuntu7.10, have you ever experienced the following: when you are surfing the internet, you need to install a software, so open the terminal, sudo apt-get install ......

You may also like to say that it is so convenient to install software under Ubuntu7.10. However, there are ways to install software more conveniently. Install it directly in your Firefox browser!

On the way to the Internet, suddenly I want to install a Vim, So I directly enter: apt: vim in the address bar. The following figure is displayed:

Firefox tells me that vim has been installed! Is this command concise? You only need "apt: package name! Previously, you had to open the terminal and enter sudo apt-get install ×××.

Now that Vim has been installed, try again.

Just lose one: apt: amuse

Well, it seems quite user-friendly and will tell you that the software package cannot be found. What is the installation interface?