I would like to install Nemo
file manager in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
, however I read that installing from Ubuntu software or via apt
would also install cinnamon dependencies, and this could be risky for the system integrity. Is that true?
An article at linuxuprising speaks of "some annoyances/inconveniences", such as the sidebar has a gray area at the bottom and the file/folder rename box doesn't have a border: if these are the only issues, they are certainly tolerable.
I also read a 10 months old question at askubuntu, where I discovered that there is a ppa
with a Nemo
version without cinnamon dependencies, but still after 10 months it does not include a version for Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic Beaver.
What would you suggest to do? Using Nemo for Ubuntu by Doug McMahon is a valid and safe solution?
1 Answer
I do not see any problems here:
Add the universe repository
sudo add-apt-repository universe
Install Nemo (
nemo
package)with default dependencies
sudo apt-get install nemo
The following NEW packages will be installed:
cinnamon-desktop-data cinnamon-l10n fonts-lato gawk gist hddtemp hwdata inxi javascript-common libcinnamon-desktop4 libjs-jquery libnemo-extension1 libpython-stdlib libruby2.5 libsigsegv2 libxapp1 lm-sensors mesa-utils nemo nemo-data nemo-fileroller net-tools python python-minimal python2.7 python2.7-minimal rake ruby ruby-did-you-mean ruby-json ruby-minitest ruby-net-telnet ruby-power-assert ruby-test-unit ruby2.5 rubygems-integration xapps-commonor without recommended dependencies
sudo apt-get install nemo --no-install-recommends
The following NEW packages will be installed:
cinnamon-desktop-data libcinnamon-desktop4 libnemo-extension1 libpython-stdlib libxapp1 nemo nemo-data python python-minimal python2.7 python2.7-minimal xapps-common
The latter seems to be the solution for your question.
universe
and it works just perfect.universe
is the official package which can be found and installed from Ubuntu software?