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When you re positive that you will no longer need the application, you can remove it from your system with the same tool. Select the application from the list and press the Remove button. Follow the wizard to uninstall the application. In this way, installing Windows applications seems quite straightforward. In some cases, though, it isn t so easy. Fortunately there s always the Ubuntu community to help!

Some years ago, the only way to install many software packages in a UNIX system was from source code, a process known as compiling. This was because most people edited the source code themselves, or at least liked to have the option of doing so. Nowadays, innovations such as the Debian package management system make compiling all but redundant for the average user. But knowing how to compile a program from source is still a good Linux skill to have. In some cases, it s your only option for installing certain programs, because you may not be able to find a packaged binary or because the packagers have not yet created binary versions of their latest cutting-edge release. Program compilation is usually handled at the command prompt, so make sure you read Appendix A before moving forward. It s not the kind of thing you would do via a GUI program.

Apart from all the good news, LVMs have one drawback: you can t boot from a logical volume. Therefore, even if you re using LVMs, you ll always need at least one traditional partition to boot your server.

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Before you can compile from source, you need to install several items of software: the make program, which oversees the process of creating a new program, and the GNU Compiler Collection (GCC), which does the hard work of turning the source code into a binary. In addition, if the software relies on certain library files, you ll need to install development (dev) versions of them, as well as the libraries themselves if they re not already installed. For example, if you re compiling a program to run under the GNOME desktop, you ll need development versions of the GTK2+ libraries. Under Ubuntu, it s possible to install all the program-compilation tools you need by installing the build-essential metapackage. You can use the Synaptic Package Manager or the Ubuntu Software Center. In the remaining pages of this chapter we will talk about a generic process for source code compilation and installation. It does not reference any software in particular, but it does work with most applications.

Let s take a look at installing a program from source. You usually download the application s source code package from the developer s site on the web. The name of the package will reference the application name and version number, for instance: applicationx-2.0.4.tar.gz. The .tar.gz extension (or .tgz in some cases) is because of the fact that source code files comes in a packaged and zipped file. The first thing you have to do is to unpack it. From the command line go to the directory where you saved your .tar.gz file (if you downloaded it using Firefox, it will probably be in your Downloads folder), and run the following command (with the appropriate filename of course): tar xzvf applicationx-2.0.4.tar.gz This will create a subdirectory named application-2.0.4. Move to it with the following command: cd applicationx-2.0.4

When installing a Linux server, it s common not to put all files on one huge partition or logical volume for the reasons just discussed Because Linux servers normally contain many different files, some different partitions or volumes are created to store these files Each of these partitions or volumes is assigned to (mounted on) a specific directory Of course, you can put everything on one partition only, but you may run into troubles later, such as if, for example, a user completely fills this partition Before starting the actual installation of your server, you should decide on the most appropriate way to use your hard drive The following list of directories normally have their own partition or logical volume on the file system /boot: Because the information in the /boot directory is needed to start a server, it s a rather important directory.