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Conversion from Windows to Linux Ubuntu 11
Awesome Donkey:
You probably need to install curl, this can be done from the terminal using a command like this...
--- Code: ---sudo apt install curl
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And it likely the storage drive won't be mounted by default, you'll probably need to do this yourself either in the Disks app (which provides a GUI) if you're using GNOME or manually from fstab. Honestly though, I would've recommended using Ubuntu 21.10 over Debian 11, as it's a little easier and it includes the Disks app.
cochinada:
--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on February 28, 2022, 10:05:57 am ---You probably need to install curl.
--- Code: ---sudo apt install curl
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And it likely the storage drive won't be mounted by default, you'll probably need to do this yourself either in the Disks app (which provides a GUI) if you're using GNOME or manually from fstab. Honestly though, I would've recommended using Ubuntu 21.10 over Debian 11, as it's a little easier and it includes the Disks app.
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Thank you. I'll give it a try. I installed Debian 11 as I thought it was the most compatible and also because I'm using Flirc and I don't know if it works without Debian:
https://support.flirc.tv/hc/en-us/articles/203633465-Installing-Flirc-GUI-on-Linux-Debian-
but if you say Ubuntu 21.10 works just fine I might give it a try.
Awesome Donkey:
Ubuntu is based on Debian, so it'd work there too. In fact if you look at the screenshots in that Flirc tutorial, the person is using Ubuntu as those repositories in the screenshots are of Ubuntu's repositories. :P
However, that Flirc tutorial is way out of date though and shouldn't be used, on Flirc's site there's a much easier method...
https://flirc.tv/ubuntu-software-installation-guide
By using the following in a terminal...
--- Code: ---curl apt.flirc.tv/install.sh | sudo bash
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cochinada:
--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on February 28, 2022, 10:11:24 am ---Ubuntu is based on Debian, so it'd work there too. In fact if you look at the screenshots, the person is using Ubuntu (as those repositories in the screenshots are of Ubuntu's repositories). :P
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OK. I think I will try just that because it's one obstacle after the other. I couldn't install curl as I got this error, although I've inserted my USB boot Debian disk which is the only one I got:
Media change: please insert the disc labeled
'Debian GNU/Linux 11.2.0 _Bullseye_ - Official amd64 DVD Binary-1 20211218-11:13'
in the drive '/media/cdrom/' and press [ENTER]
no matter how many times I press ENTER I get the same error...
Awesome Donkey:
Yeah, it's trying to use the CDROM image as the main software source. That can be worked around by setting up sources.list (if I recall correctly the Debian repositories are commented out or something, been awhile since I looked so not sure) and refreshing the software sources but honestly it's probably better to start over with Ubuntu if you've never used Linux before. I honestly don't recommend first timers to use Debian, instead it'd be better to use Ubuntu or Linux Mint. You don't have to jump through hoops adding yourself to the sudoers file like on Debian so you can use sudo, among other things.
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