Closed ragasubekti closed 9 months ago
Really strange issue, I have no idea why pacman’d be detected on Debian or why it is even a command xd. Quickest fix would be running ./osu-winello.sh --nodeps
since dependencies have been already installed for your system, but I’ll push an update later to fix. Let me know if nodeps worked tho hehe
Seems like the issues comes from my shell, replacing it with bash/zsh the script working as intended. Also it seems the repository still use bullseye
repository, possible to change to the latest one (bookworm
) or pull the version from lsb_release -c
?
Glad it fixed :D
Also I'm no Debian expert soo I have no idea what lsb_release
would do, I've wanted to improve how the script adds the repo as well for a while but I don't have many clues about it xd
I guess I'll see what I can do!
no worries it should also work on ubuntu, lsb_release usually come preinstalled on debian/ubuntu based distro so it will look like this when lsb_release -c
is run:
noir@debian:~$ lsb_release -c
No LSB modules are available.
Codename: bookworm
Thanks for the info!! I’ll make sure to implement it then. Closing the issue once I get the job done 🙏
As the title suggested the script tries to run pacman when wine is detected, the previous stage of the installation script still run using apt