Fix / Repair Ubuntu Problems With One Click Using Ubuntu Solutions

What makes Ubuntu more usable for common users is its ability to provide alternative GUI based solutions for installing and updating applications instead of remembering lengthy Terminal commands. Unfortunately, there are still many issues which require going through convoluted procedures to resolve them.

YeoWorks Ubuntu Solutions provides a one click solution to many commonly faced Ubuntu problems. It allows updating Ubuntu, Gnomes 3 installation and uninstallation, Firefox 4 flash issue fix and much more. All you need to do is to select a problem from the list and click OK to get it resolved.

Download YeoWorks and Run the .sh file. This will bring forth a prompt, click Run to open the GUI front end.

Choose any of the problems from the list and click OK for their resolution. The complete list of available options are as follows:

Single Click update of Ubuntu Software
Installation of Ubuntu extras, Ubuntu Tweak and Compiz Pack
Gnome 3 installation
Gnome 3 Tweaking Tool installation
Gnome 3 fix for strange themes
Gnome 3 un-installation
Firefox 64-bit Flash issue
Fix for Firefox bookmarks and history issues
Simple access to Nautilus and configuration editor
Switch of Gnome desktop to Compiz or Metacity
Conversion of 32-bit Deb files into 64 Bit Deb files
Fix for classic Gnome installation
Re-installation of Ubuntu desktop
Changing of user and root password
System cleanup
Stop GDM
Login without GUI (graphical User Interface)
Error: gnconfig-sanity-check-2 exited with status 256

Download YeoWorks Ubuntu Solutions (Third software from bottom)

tekkos
21 May 2011
When i type http://www.yeoworks.cz.cc/products.php
WOT in my Firefox is Full red & says that is a Bad reputation site.
What should i do ?
should i stay or should i go ?
Farshad
I think WOT is setting off false alarms. Some websites try to profile their visitors browsing habits, even many of the plugins which display ads do that, maybe that is the reason for the warning. Some website do not have a security certificates that too can set off alarms, just like some even very famous applications are labeled as untrusted during installation.
krzystoff
this is a nice idea, but the options available appear fairly limited in this version — no doubt it will evolve into it’s own software management tool eventually — one thing that bugs me with linux is there appears to be no single tool for: (finding software and drivers from any resource with descriptions rating and reviews; install/update/remove along with all required dependencies and examine installations to see what is wrong with them) that seems like a tall order, but since it is done in part by many different tools, integrating them into a single GUI should be possible.
interestingly, Yeoworks’ tool has an option to: ‘Login without GUI’ — that is not something you should inflict on an unsuspecting user, particularly if they’re not yet comfortable with using terminal scripts.
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Sven
“404 not found but here’s some spam for you”
Nice…
Assholes.