I entered this command on my terminal:
google query to search
and it responded by saying that the program exo-utils is missing on my computer. When I tried to install it, the response was
WARNING:the packages could not be authenticated.
Can anyone tell me what exo-utils is?
This package contains the Xfce settings plugin and the utility files for libexo-0.3-0 which are:
exo-csourceexo-desktop-item-editexo-mountexo-openexo-preferred-applicationsexo-ejectexo-unmountThe discripton for libexo on Debian packages is
libexo is a library for Xfce that contains a bunch of additional widgets and a framework for editable toolbars (an improved version of the framework present in GNOME), light-weight session management support, functions to automatically synchronize object properties (based on GObject Binding Properties) and several miscellaneous utility and helper functions for application developers.
While Xfce ships with quite a few libraries that are primarily targeted at desktop development, libexo is targeted at application development, with a focus on applications for Xfce.
As for WARNING:the packages could not be authenticated please see this question with a good answer
None of this really matters, you can't search Google like that.
The package googlecl allows some functionality in terminal but not search, only
picasa, blogger, youtube, docs, contacts, calendar, finance parameters.
To search online from a terminal please see this question.
I googled it and found:
Exo-utils are Utility files for libexo
The package contains the Xfce settings plugin and the utility files for
libexo which vary slightly based on version.
Example install of the exo-utils package on Ubuntu systems with apt:
sudo apt-get install exo-utils
