thelinuxlink.net

I noticed an icon for this website in firefox on my Kanotix system:
http://klik.atekon.de/

Basically it's a way to install applications in a simple one-click manner. The apps are compressed images of the applications containing all the dependencies. It was originally designed for use in Knoppix. I tried installing LPhoto and Adobe Acrobat. They both work fine. Anyone have experience using this system? It seems to be supported in the Debian based distros. Interesting

I've posted about Klik here a few times....

Yes, I use Klik every now and again. Used it to install RealPlayer recently. I think it's a great tool for those not comfortable/familiar with Synaptic and apt-get. Just click and in a few minutes the app. is on your desktop.

Very similar to Linspire's Click-n-run warehouse... but FREE!

The slogan of the site is to make all Debian apps "Klick-able".

I like Klik and I run "Real Player" and "Lsongs" with it or through it. I think it is a ingenius "program" if thats what you call it.

I thought you had to use Konquorer to access install Klik programs? I never tried to use it through Firefox. Does Firefox work with it out of curiosity? I guess I will try and see.

So many of the LApps are available through it? I'm very interested in LSongs - it may not have much of a library (dunno, really) but I think it's a very important project. I'll be installing kanotix on my testing box this weekend, and if I like it, it may end up on my lappy - it ran beautifully from CD.

Edit: after doing some homework, I realized that the Lsongs "locker" is just mp3tunes.com.