How can I install brasero in Ubuntu 16.04?
It's probably repository issue, Your /etc/apt/sources.list
doesn't contain what is needed.
sudo echo "deb http://cz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial main universe" >> /etc/apt/sources.list
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install brasero
For more informations You can check this article:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/xenial/brasero
Edit:
If you're using Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Live CD, you can check the Universe checkbox in "Software & Updates" (second one in screenshot) from the "show applications" menu.
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user157697
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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user157697 almost 2 years
As Brasero dropped out of the core apps in 16.04, I tried to install
brasero
via APT but with no lucksudo apt-get install brasero
The response tells me that there is no package brasero.
Brasero isn't found in the new Gnome Software either :-(
Do I need a specific PPA or this just because 16.04 is still beta?
EDIT:
For some reason the universe repository was not ticked in Applications & Updates. See answer below for the solution.-
Admin about 8 yearspackages.ubuntu.com/xenial/brasero says its in universe.
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Admin almost 6 years@Fabby : Yes, the problem was the missing universe repository.
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muru about 8 yearsNote: askubuntu.com/q/230476/158442, and not everyone is in the Czech Republic :D
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Eska about 8 yearsNot quite sure where our OP is from, im not from Czech tho, thats the 1st repo-link ubuntu web poped me up with :P What did You mean about that command line? I'm used to use it like this on debian or just
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
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muru about 8 years
sudo echo … > /some/file
won't work. On Debian, I'd expect you're running around as root, which is why the redirection might work. The linked post explains whysudo
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Eska about 8 yearsAh yes, that may be quite issue tho. I added my user to sudoers just to speed stuff up when i do need it, so right.