PPC
Dear Wallon – you have no need to install gnome-clocks – all features it has are already included in the new FT10-clock app. That particular entry of the FT10 configuration menu will be removed or replaced with another nice little app…
Just install FT10 and right click the clock on the toolbar (or launch the Clock from it’s “Tile”, or search “Clock” on the menu…)
P.
EDIT: I forgot to address this point – when you are installing any package from the repositories using apt (this means using the terminal) and you are asked to confirm if you wish to proceed, if the question is localized (and it is, because it came up in french) all you have to do is to press the first letter of the answer you want (the final line, between brackets, shows the options): O/n (“O” for “Oui” / “n” for “Non”). Also the default answer is always shown in capital letter. Pressing enter accepts the default answer without having to type anything else. In apt’s case the default answer is saying yes, allowing the action (or “Oui”, in your case).
- This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by PPC.