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installJRMC - MC installer for Linux
Dennis in FL:
I forgot how to remove MC28 on a raspberry
bob:
--- Quote from: Dennis in FL on May 02, 2022, 05:15:25 am ---I forgot how to remove MC28 on a raspberry
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To remove just the program:
sudo dpkg --purge mediacenter28
To remove the user files, downloaded plugins, library, etc:
rm -rf ~/.jriver/Media\ Center\ 28
ade:
Big thanks for the new installer. Much easier than the manual install once I worked out how to run the script due to my lack of Linux experience :). For others with a similar lack of knowledge you need to use the command "bash installJRMC" in the Terminal Window after unzipping the installer.
For info I have been using MC on the Linux Lite distro for several years without problems.
branty1970:
Hi,
First up, thanks for making the effort to do this. It seems like a much easier route to installing than the previous offering.
I've just *upgraded* my computer to Fedora 36 and want to install MC 28. I've tried to follow the instructions here, but the switch --mcversion 28 doesn't work. It gives a message that says 'Using MC version 29.0.66 determined by containerized package manager' and then does nothing.
If I run installJRMC with no switches it installs version 29 - which I expected - but this isn't the version I want. I want version 28. Can you tell me the correct format of the command to get version 28 to install?
The command I'm using is...
--- Quote ---./installJRMC --mcversion 28 --debug
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I've also tried...
--- Quote ---./installJRMC --mcversion 28.0.106 --debug
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But get the same message. I think this is the latest version of MC 28?
Thanks,
Martin
max096:
I think the last version is 28.0.103 not 106 for Linux.
Based on the help in the script I think he expects the full MC version string.
--- Code: -----mcversion VERSION
Specify the MC version, ex. "29.0.18" (Default: latest)
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Since MC 28 isn't gonna get any more updates anyway you can also just grab the rpm from here https://repos.bryanroessler.com/jriver/ and install it.
--- Code: ---wget https://repos.bryanroessler.com/jriver/MediaCenter-28.0.103.x86_64.rpm
sudo dnf install ./MediaCenter-28.0.103.x86_64.rpm
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