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Hi superman014:

 

My only suggestion would be to try and reinstall from the ubuntu operating system download  or just reinstalling the entire Ubuntu 12.04.

I hope this helps.

Sparkles1

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Hi,

 

I have not dealt with tar files in ten years - using Windows these days.. 

 

I think you will find the RPM installation files in the tar ball once  you extract the contents from within that archive.

 

 

Command Line:

See this article on how to use tar:  Linux and Unix tar command

 

Read about using the "tar x" extraction method.

 

No doubt you can find examples of the "tar x" on Google if you need such.

 

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Using Gnome?  Right-Click on the file and it may ask you to "open with" -- File RollerArk is used with KDE.

 

You might also try using File Roller archive - you may already have this as part of your Linux setup, else see:

File Roller - An Archive Manager for the GNOME Desktop

 

This should be enough to get you started.

 

 

Good Luck!

 

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