I found  there's loads of applications to choose from there it seems like all of them. You've got to add the ppa, update then install the applications. This can be pretty cumbersome if you plan on installing a few with the terminal.  Is there a launchpad application that replaces the ubuntu software centre? Does the synaptic package manager index everything in launchpad? maybe that's what I'm looking for let me know cheers :)  After asking
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is a fantastic repository of packages, and one that I use often to install packages that are not included in the main repository. Thus far, I've always simply browsed to a package page (e.g. ) and manually downloaded the Deb file, which kicks off the Ubuntu Software Center and lets me easily install the package.  It would be even cooler if I could use LaunchPad.net as a regular apt source, i.e. by doing something like this:  echo 'deb https://launchpad.net/ubuntu natty amd64' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list   Does anyone know what the correct sources line would be?
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Which folder in Ubuntu is equivalent to C:\Program Files like on windows? Where are all programs installed?  when i type   apt-get install leafpad   or  sudo apt-get install sublime-text-installer   Where do they go??? Which folder?
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I tried to enable additional repositories according to the instructions from , however my Ubuntu Software app is still missing a lot of popular apps. Is there anything I'm missing?  Ubuntu 16.10 Ubuntu Software app 3.20.1
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Let's assume I have a working application written in C, C++ or Python. I want to create a Launchpad PPA so others can easily install it from a package. Please give step by step instructions for doing this from beginning to end. (Or provide a link that does the same ;)   Does the programming language matter? (Could it be a bash script?) Do I need to add anything to my build? Where should the build install itself to? How do I define dependencies? How do I use dependencies? How do I create a .deb? What do I need to do before uploading to Launchpad?
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Is there a way, that I could backup all my programs, all apps, put them in a directory or something, so that I could install them quickly next time, without having to manually going over the app center, downloading them from terminal, etc?  Note that I might import them from a distro other than the one I exported them on. So, say I'm in Ubuntu, exported some stuff, and then installed BT and wanted to import them from there.
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Does someone knows if it exists some ppa packages source for the newest Ubuntu version 19.10 i had problem with that when i upgraded from Ubuntu 19.04 to 19.10 i didn't work?
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I keep reading about  ('PPAs') and people answer questions with a link to a PPA. What's the best way to use these?     There are multiple valid answers for this question spanning over several versions of Ubuntu. For your convenience, an index of each is below.
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I've recently noticed an issue with Ubuntu Software Center which I have tried to resolve following the answers provided in  without result and  which partially worked but didn't persist. The Issue After installing 20.04 I opened Ubuntu Software Center and installed a number of apps without any problem - one of which was Stacer which I will use as an example.  In Show Applications the app is clearly present and right clicking on the icon selecting Show Details provides the image above and it works perfectly well. However, if I open Ubuntu Software Center and type in the search bar stacer it reports that no application is found:  Nor is it listed when selecting the Installed tab. This is the setup for for Software and Updates.  There are other applications I have previously installed which are also now reported as No Application found such as gLabels, gscan2pdf and others. Has something changed since I initially installed 20.04.1 and more importantly, how can I restore good order to the Ubuntu Software Center?
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I am using Ubuntu 14.04. How to install and configure the latest version of  on Ubuntu.  I would like to know how to install it from PPA and from source.
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When updating, I get the following error message:   W: The repository 'http://ppa.launchpad.net/mc3man/trusty-media/ubuntu xenial Release' does not have a Release file.   Here, I find another statement on this error:   This recommends removing certain PPAs; and, I'm not sure if I should do that since it might mean not getting the updates that I need.    Is this what I should do?
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Not packages and not all applications. Just the applications user installed by himself from whatever source (Software Center, manually added PPA, etc.). If the above is not possible - a list of all installed applications or at least a GUI which lists the applications so I can take screenshots of it.  I've read a dozen of similar questions and people posting answers usually don't even get close to OP question merit. Please note that my question includes 'user installed'.   Answer: It is not currently possible in Ubuntu Linux.  (choosing tijybba's answer as the closest one though)
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I would like to ask a very basic question but I have never thought about it before. Well, when someone installs an application from terminal, he has to add the repository first, right? On the other side, when someone installs an application from the Ubuntu Software Center, is the repository then added automatically?  I am asking those questions to figure out this: When I run update and then upgrade, will this application be upgraded or not? Is the result same in two options?
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This option seems to have gone away after upgrading from Ubuntu 16.04. I tried installing nautilus-open-terminal but it is unable to locate the package for 18.04. Also trying to install nautilus-actions gives:  Package nautilus-actions is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source     How to fix this?
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I have just installed Ubuntu 16.04 32-bit.   When I opened its software store, I found that it's not showing the apps I installed in Ubuntu 15.10 like Clementine, Gdebi package installer or synaptic package manager, dconf, acetoneiso etc.   I need these applications. How can I install them?
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Have you guys used ? The repository has not yet issued for 16.04 LTS, but besides, it might not be free anymore.  Is anyone watching Acestreams/Sopcast with any other software + where can I find such software?  Thank you!
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I updated Ubuntu last night (sudo apt get update &amp;&amp; sudo apt get upgrade) and to  my surprise this morning I didn't find the 'Ubuntu Software' app and there's a new entry called 'Snap Store' which when opened looks just like the old 'Ubuntu Software' app. So has 'Ubunu Software' been renamed to 'Snap Store'? And if yes, why?
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I have tried using Psiphon through Wine but it didn't work. Please tell me how I can install it using terminal step-by-step.