Thank you for this script! I am able to triple monitor my setup because of it, which is awesome!
I made changes to support Kali kali-rolling release and it installed nicely on the HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop (15t-bc000) I recently purchased with the StarTech Universal USB 3.0 Docking Station - Dual Video I have attached...
I added the following block in the distro_check after #Debian and before the else statement -
Release level 1.1.68, unfortunately labels some of the zip/run files with the old 1.1.62 release label, so I had to create a version_old value at the top of the script and change the version to the newer 1.1.68-
version=1.1.68version_old=1.1.62
And modify a couple moves to rename the files appropriately so the script completed as needed -
Thank you for this script! I am able to triple monitor my setup because of it, which is awesome!
I made changes to support Kali kali-rolling release and it installed nicely on the HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop (15t-bc000) I recently purchased with the StarTech Universal USB 3.0 Docking Station - Dual Video I have attached...
I added the following block in the distro_check after #Debian and before the else statement -
# Kali
elif [ "$lsb" == "Kali" ];
then
if [ $codename == "kali-rolling" ];
then
echo -e "\nPlatform requirements satisfied, proceeding ...\n"
else
message
exit 1
fi
Release level 1.1.68, unfortunately labels some of the zip/run files with the old 1.1.62 release label, so I had to create a version_old value at the top of the script and change the version to the newer 1.1.68-
version=1.1.68
version_old=1.1.62
And modify a couple moves to rename the files appropriately so the script completed as needed -
after the unzip and before the chmod +x, I added:
mv $driver_dir/displaylink-driver-${version_old}.run $driver_dir/displaylink-driver-${version}.run
then I changed the following move command:
mv displaylink-driver-${version}/ $driver_dir/displaylink-driver-${version}
to:
mv displaylink-driver-${version_old}/ $driver_dir/displaylink-driver-${version}
I hope this is useful - cheers! George