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Originally Posted by LancerRevolution
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I personally like AWN (I use it in Ubuntu). Unfortunately, the instructions above are about as easy as it gets.
gedit is like notepad. All you're doing is adding the lines to the bottom of the "sources.list " file and saving it. It sounds like your stuck at this step:
gksudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
gksudo is like the "runas" command in Windows - it's elevating your privileges. gedit is like notepad, and "/etc/apt/sources.list" is the file you are opening. It will ask for your Id's password, and then the file should open.
If you get past this step, the other steps are basically copy and paste into a terminal window.