in the console:
sudo nano /usr/bin/xdg-open
Change:
generic)
open_generic "$url"
;;
to:
generic)
open_lxde "$url"
;;
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First check what kernel you have: uname -a to determine if you have a i386 or amd64. NOTE: In case you have an new ATI graphics card you will very probably need to update to the latest drivers first for your Xorg to work with the newest kernels!!! you have to install the 3 .deb files from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline exactly in the following order:  Kernel .deb files 1) Install linux-headers-XXXXX_all.deb sudo dpkg -i linux-headers-XXXXX_all.deb 2) Install linux-headers-XXXXX_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i linux-headers-XXXXX_amd64.deb 3) Install linux-image-XXXXX_amd64.deb sudo dpkg -i linux-image-XXXXX_amd64.deb After that just reboot. Try this: sudo nano /etc/lsb-release Save changes Then do the following: sudo apt-get install software-center find line 112 in the _get_distro() function: distro_id = subprocess.Popen([“lsb_release”,”-i”,”-s”], stdout=subprocess.PIPE).communicate()[0].strip() And just change it to: distro_id = “Ubuntu” Then run software-center, it should work now! After making sure that it works, just fix back what you changed before: sudo nano /etc/lsb-release change “DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu” for “DISTRIB_ID=LinuxMint“ Save changes Now Ubuntu Software Center works!!! Old news, but still I though I should briefly describe what happened: 1) On October 7th the BSA sent a letter to the European Commission. Basically they don’t like Open Standards, since they want to impose their their proprietary standards. And then published their Analysis here: 3) Open Standards in Europe: FSFE responds to BSA letter [LWN.net] 4) And they have a basic description of open Standards. So in general, BSA conformed by many SW Companies, is afraid that Open Standards will be established in Europe. Cheers! |
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