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share this result. the files inside the bin folder themselves look fine
ls -l ~/.local
this says what i just said.
ah there we go, so just the bin folder itself is messed up easy fix without messing anything up
sudo chown $USER:$USER ~/.local/bin
thank you! i ran the command again and it says pi pi now.
i mean because of te problem i did go and grab an appimage for the mod, but having it from pi apps makes it better.
ah there we go, so just the bin folder itself is messed up easy fix without messing anything up
sudo chown $USER:$USER ~/.local/bin
@Botspot looks like the pikiss error might have only caused the bin folder itself to be root owned, not the files in ~/.local/bin which is good. its perfectly safe to run this and change it back to the user ownership with a runonce
i mean that 1 pi kiss gui file, was root ownerd
ok now i cant open pi apps, it says i dont have permissions to do so
ok i am able to launch it from terminal
ok now i cant open pi apps, it says i dont have permissions to do so
wdym? we didn't change anything to do with launching pi-apps
looking at the terminal, it makes sense why it wouldn't install, it tries to put an appimage to .local/bin/ also @theofficialgman its most likely to do with plasma, as i am able to run it from the terminal.
i mean that 1 pi kiss gui file, was root ownerd
yeah it shouldn't be either probably... but I'll leave that to pikiss to clean up
looking at the terminal, it makes sense why it wouldn't install, it tries to put an appimage to .local/bin/ also @theofficialgman its most likely to do with plasma, as i am able to run it from the terminal.
doubtful, how are you launching it? via the icon on your desktop (if there is one) or via the apps list?
both are broken. the desktop broke long before the app list though.
what is the error when clicking on them? screenshot
its a notification in greek
translation: Launching Pi Apps (Failed) You don't have the run permissions for this file.
(basically, i dont think english plasma says that)
ls -l $HOME/.local/share/applications/pi-apps.desktop
ls -l $HOME/Desktop/pi-apps.desktop
it says that doesn't exist
for which one? those are the locations of the .desktop files which correspond to the pi-apps icons
i made a shortcut, btw theres no icon in the shortcut, or a name.
btw that was the 2nd command
I would say you probably broke the shortcut not pi-apps
just delete them and re-run the install command. it will skip installation but fix the icons
rm -f $HOME/.local/share/applications/pi-apps.desktop $HOME/Desktop/pi-apps.desktop
wget -qO- https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Botspot/pi-apps/master/install | bash
the desktop shortcut still doesn't work, but i dont really care, though the app list icon is fixed.
what the actual truck.. it says i dont have permissions for trash the icon dissapeared so its ok i guess
future users will now see a dialog prompt telling them that terminal-run has encountered a fatal error https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/commit/2ba6fcaded6ddc255f8c9e9cc6a94a581e71b4e4 in addition to getting this in the hidden terminal log https://github.com/Botspot/pi-apps/issues/1970#issuecomment-1155100073
no other users will be left wondering why the install/uninstall buttons don't work if their terminal is broken
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What happened?
Install button doesn't work
Description
If I press the install button on ANY app, it wont work.
What is your operating system?
Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye armhf with KDE Plasma
(Optional) Error log? Terminal output? Debug messages?
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