The nautilus-share package added the "share" options and also asked permission to install other packages when I first attempted to use them, which I gave it permission to do.
I understand the directions you linked to, but I still think there's a bug here from a typical user's perspective: there's a UI for it, but that UI doesn't work. I should be getting an invitation to provide the supervisor password and get myself enabled. The command line shouldn't be required for this everyday typical use of a PC.
I think this is the correct command to show the version that is actually installed, if not, please clarify how I can do that:
apt-cache --installed showpkg nautilus-share apt/lists/ us.archive. ubuntu. com_ubuntu_ dists_hardy_ main_binary- i386_Packages) (/var/lib/ dpkg/status)
Package: nautilus-share
Versions:
0.7.2-0ubuntu5 (/var/lib/
The nautilus-share package added the "share" options and also asked permission to install other packages when I first attempted to use them, which I gave it permission to do.
I understand the directions you linked to, but I still think there's a bug here from a typical user's perspective: there's a UI for it, but that UI doesn't work. I should be getting an invitation to provide the supervisor password and get myself enabled. The command line shouldn't be required for this everyday typical use of a PC.
Thanks for the help!