Install Gnome Chemistry Utils via ppa

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Hello i was searching for chemistry apps for linux and i found this Gnome Chemistry Utils, but i dont know how to install it, there a launchpad from ubuntu to use it, but i dont know how to make the termial commands to install it.



This is the launchpad: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-chemistry-utils










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    You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

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Hello i was searching for chemistry apps for linux and i found this Gnome Chemistry Utils, but i dont know how to install it, there a launchpad from ubuntu to use it, but i dont know how to make the termial commands to install it.



This is the launchpad: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-chemistry-utils










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    You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

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Hello i was searching for chemistry apps for linux and i found this Gnome Chemistry Utils, but i dont know how to install it, there a launchpad from ubuntu to use it, but i dont know how to make the termial commands to install it.



This is the launchpad: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-chemistry-utils










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Hello i was searching for chemistry apps for linux and i found this Gnome Chemistry Utils, but i dont know how to install it, there a launchpad from ubuntu to use it, but i dont know how to make the termial commands to install it.



This is the launchpad: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-chemistry-utils







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    You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

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    You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

    – user535733
    Jan 26 at 16:10







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You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

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You do NOT need to use a PPA. Gnome Chemistry Utils is in the Ubuntu Repositories.

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A great time to learn how to use apt!



Lesson 1: Let's use apt to find out which available packages have "gnome" and "chemistry" in their title or description.



$ apt search gnome chemistry

Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
gcrystal/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
lightweight crystal structures visualizer

gcu-bin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)

gcu-plugin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
GNOME chemistry utils (browser plugin)

ghemical/cosmic 3.0.0-3build1 amd64
GNOME molecular modelling environment

libgcu0v5/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
GNOME chemistry utils (library)


Lesson 2: Let's use apt to find more information about the gcu-bin package:



$ apt show gcu-bin

[additional information has been edited out for clarity]

Description: GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)
The GNOME Chemistry Utils provide C++ classes and Gtk+-2 widgets
related to chemistry. They will be used in future versions of both
gcrystal and gchempaint.
.
This package provides 4 applications:
.
* a molecular structures viewer (GChem3D)
* a molar mass calculator (GChemCalc)
* a periodic table of the elements (GChemTable)
* a spectra viewer (GSpectrum)


Lesson 3: How to install a package. Let's keep using the gcu-bin package as an example.



$ sudo apt install gcu-bin





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    A great time to learn how to use apt!



    Lesson 1: Let's use apt to find out which available packages have "gnome" and "chemistry" in their title or description.



    $ apt search gnome chemistry

    Sorting... Done
    Full Text Search... Done
    gcrystal/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
    lightweight crystal structures visualizer

    gcu-bin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
    GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)

    gcu-plugin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
    GNOME chemistry utils (browser plugin)

    ghemical/cosmic 3.0.0-3build1 amd64
    GNOME molecular modelling environment

    libgcu0v5/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
    GNOME chemistry utils (library)


    Lesson 2: Let's use apt to find more information about the gcu-bin package:



    $ apt show gcu-bin

    [additional information has been edited out for clarity]

    Description: GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)
    The GNOME Chemistry Utils provide C++ classes and Gtk+-2 widgets
    related to chemistry. They will be used in future versions of both
    gcrystal and gchempaint.
    .
    This package provides 4 applications:
    .
    * a molecular structures viewer (GChem3D)
    * a molar mass calculator (GChemCalc)
    * a periodic table of the elements (GChemTable)
    * a spectra viewer (GSpectrum)


    Lesson 3: How to install a package. Let's keep using the gcu-bin package as an example.



    $ sudo apt install gcu-bin





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      A great time to learn how to use apt!



      Lesson 1: Let's use apt to find out which available packages have "gnome" and "chemistry" in their title or description.



      $ apt search gnome chemistry

      Sorting... Done
      Full Text Search... Done
      gcrystal/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
      lightweight crystal structures visualizer

      gcu-bin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
      GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)

      gcu-plugin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
      GNOME chemistry utils (browser plugin)

      ghemical/cosmic 3.0.0-3build1 amd64
      GNOME molecular modelling environment

      libgcu0v5/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
      GNOME chemistry utils (library)


      Lesson 2: Let's use apt to find more information about the gcu-bin package:



      $ apt show gcu-bin

      [additional information has been edited out for clarity]

      Description: GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)
      The GNOME Chemistry Utils provide C++ classes and Gtk+-2 widgets
      related to chemistry. They will be used in future versions of both
      gcrystal and gchempaint.
      .
      This package provides 4 applications:
      .
      * a molecular structures viewer (GChem3D)
      * a molar mass calculator (GChemCalc)
      * a periodic table of the elements (GChemTable)
      * a spectra viewer (GSpectrum)


      Lesson 3: How to install a package. Let's keep using the gcu-bin package as an example.



      $ sudo apt install gcu-bin





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        A great time to learn how to use apt!



        Lesson 1: Let's use apt to find out which available packages have "gnome" and "chemistry" in their title or description.



        $ apt search gnome chemistry

        Sorting... Done
        Full Text Search... Done
        gcrystal/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        lightweight crystal structures visualizer

        gcu-bin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)

        gcu-plugin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (browser plugin)

        ghemical/cosmic 3.0.0-3build1 amd64
        GNOME molecular modelling environment

        libgcu0v5/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (library)


        Lesson 2: Let's use apt to find more information about the gcu-bin package:



        $ apt show gcu-bin

        [additional information has been edited out for clarity]

        Description: GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)
        The GNOME Chemistry Utils provide C++ classes and Gtk+-2 widgets
        related to chemistry. They will be used in future versions of both
        gcrystal and gchempaint.
        .
        This package provides 4 applications:
        .
        * a molecular structures viewer (GChem3D)
        * a molar mass calculator (GChemCalc)
        * a periodic table of the elements (GChemTable)
        * a spectra viewer (GSpectrum)


        Lesson 3: How to install a package. Let's keep using the gcu-bin package as an example.



        $ sudo apt install gcu-bin





        share|improve this answer













        A great time to learn how to use apt!



        Lesson 1: Let's use apt to find out which available packages have "gnome" and "chemistry" in their title or description.



        $ apt search gnome chemistry

        Sorting... Done
        Full Text Search... Done
        gcrystal/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        lightweight crystal structures visualizer

        gcu-bin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)

        gcu-plugin/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (browser plugin)

        ghemical/cosmic 3.0.0-3build1 amd64
        GNOME molecular modelling environment

        libgcu0v5/cosmic 0.14.17-1ubuntu2 amd64
        GNOME chemistry utils (library)


        Lesson 2: Let's use apt to find more information about the gcu-bin package:



        $ apt show gcu-bin

        [additional information has been edited out for clarity]

        Description: GNOME chemistry utils (helper applications)
        The GNOME Chemistry Utils provide C++ classes and Gtk+-2 widgets
        related to chemistry. They will be used in future versions of both
        gcrystal and gchempaint.
        .
        This package provides 4 applications:
        .
        * a molecular structures viewer (GChem3D)
        * a molar mass calculator (GChemCalc)
        * a periodic table of the elements (GChemTable)
        * a spectra viewer (GSpectrum)


        Lesson 3: How to install a package. Let's keep using the gcu-bin package as an example.



        $ sudo apt install gcu-bin






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