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2010/4/9 Gary Kirkpatrick <pegngaryubuntu@xxxxxxxxx>:
> I am doing some volunteer work at a school in Panama. ÂThere are 15
> donated desktop computers. Â12 have XP and the rest Vista. ÂI will
> install Edubuntu to dual boot. ÂThere is no internet access for these
> computers. ÂI need to install codecs so that we can play videos and
> music. ÂI will be installing using a dvd I made from a download. ÂCan
> I somehow add the codecs to the DVD? ÂOr how else should I do this?
>
>
> thanks
>
> gary
There were too many replies to this thread for me to read so I didn't
read them all, but I reply anyway:
When you install something with Synaptic, on a computer that has an
Internet connection, you can choose to only download the packages, not
installing them. I haven't tried this myself, but I guess you could do
that and then burn them on a CD or DVD and install them from there.
There will be some extra work, but maybe if you write a bash script to
do the work for you and include that script on the CD/DVD, then you
only need to run that script on every computer after installing Ubuntu
on them.
Regards
Johnny Rosenberg
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