How to Install packages and update your system using Terminal. #15

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How to Install packages and update your system using Terminal

 
1.Firstly go to system settings  

2.Then click network it will open like this
3.Then go to Network proxy and click on it it will gonna open like this
4.Then what i had typed here do the same and hit on Apply System wide it will gonna ask password


5.Then enter the password of your system and then close everything you have opened 
 
6.Then open terminal type this command
 
7.Now do this what i had did and it will gonna open like this


8.In the place of username = type your id no which university had provided to you and in the place of password = type your password
 
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