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RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - Luke - 03-17-2018

Path to script: /usr/local/sbin

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - noob - 03-17-2018

(03-17-2018, 01:25 PM)Luke Wrote: Path to script: /usr/local/sbin

so the command should be ./usr/local/sbin/install_desktop.sh lxde ?

perhaps i am missing something obvious, but

Code:
sudo ./install install_desktop.sh lxde



fails, even if you are in the correct directory, right?

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - dkryder - 03-17-2018

yeah, you are missing something. the command is
sudo ./install_desktop.sh lxde
from the proper directory, /usr/local/sbin

not sure were your second install came from. also check for proper permissions on that file.

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - noob - 03-17-2018

(03-17-2018, 07:58 PM)dkryder Wrote: yeah, you are missing something. the command is
sudo ./install_desktop.sh lxde
from the proper directory, /usr/local/sbin

not sure were your second install came from. also check for proper permissions on that file.
The second install came from the first post...

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - Trash_Can_Man - 03-17-2018

(03-17-2018, 02:24 PM)noob Wrote:
(03-17-2018, 01:25 PM)Luke Wrote: Path to script: /usr/local/sbin

so the command should be ./usr/local/sbin/install_desktop.sh lxde ?

perhaps i am missing something obvious, but

Code:
sudo ./install install_desktop.sh lxde



fails, even if you are in the correct directory, right?

For me the command ran but failed with dependencies errors (ffmepg and mpv iirc)
And only in case there where some pathing error on the script i did a:
Code:
cd /usr/loca/sbin
./install_desktop.sh lxde


RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - dkryder - 03-18-2018

(03-17-2018, 09:10 PM)noob Wrote:
(03-17-2018, 07:58 PM)dkryder Wrote: yeah, you are missing something. the command is
sudo ./install_desktop.sh lxde
from the proper directory, /usr/local/sbin

not sure were your second install came from. also check for proper permissions on that file.
The second install came from the first post...
oh that, an obvious attempt to mess with the noobs. +1 for you.

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - noob - 03-18-2018

(03-18-2018, 02:24 AM)dkryder Wrote:
(03-17-2018, 09:10 PM)noob Wrote:
(03-17-2018, 07:58 PM)dkryder Wrote: yeah, you are missing something. the command is
sudo ./install_desktop.sh lxde
from the proper directory, /usr/local/sbin

not sure were your second install came from. also check for proper permissions on that file.
The second install came from the first post...
oh that, an obvious attempt to mess with the noobs. +1 for you.
my perception of the obvious borders on the phenomenal
thank you for helping me to not feel insane fora few moments

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - Luke - 03-18-2018

Corrected the first post ... must have gotten distracted while typing out the instructions. My apologies.

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - zet_lab - 03-24-2018

I have Linux from ayufan version 0.6.25 (updated from 0.6.23).
I tried to install lxde, mate and gnome, all the installation goes without errors but after restarting see a black screen. (when removing installed packages, I noticed that the system reported that there were no packages already installed, although there were no errors during installation)
On the newly downloaded 0.6.25 and written to a clean memory card, the graphical environment is not installed at all with the errors of the ffmpeg and MPV dependencies

p. s. sorry for my English Smile

RE: A good desktop experience on Rock64 - Luke - 04-29-2018

Starting with 0.6.34 Bionic with LXDE is available for download; no need to install the desktop and related packages manually.