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mdeguzis / SteamOS-Tools

Tools, scripts, and hosted packages for SteamOS.
http://www.libregeek.org
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Desktop-Software.sh install webapp fails #153

Closed dmbreton closed 8 years ago

dmbreton commented 8 years ago

Your system information

Running the command "sudo desktop-software.sh install webapp" exits after pressing "c" to continue after the debian repo check

I did a git pull to get the latest from the SteamOS Tools and updated the steam client and steam os. I have also uninstalled/reinstalled the repos to make sure there were no issues there and got the same results

Steps for reproducing this issue:

  1. Running the command "sudo desktop-software.sh install webapp"
  2. press "c" and enter at prompt for repo check
  3. Scripts exits

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dmbreton commented 8 years ago

Looks like this was a typo on my end

"sudo desktop-software.sh install webapp" should have been "sudo desktop-software.sh webapp install" Still having issues with the packages not being found, but I will close this one and reopen another if I cannot figure that out

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

No, it's install "module name" like you had it. I will look at this soon.

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Looks like this was a typo on my end

"sudo desktop-software.sh install webapp" should have been "sudo desktop-software.sh webapp install" Still having issues with the packages not being found, but I will close this one and reopen another if I cannot figure that out

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dmbreton commented 8 years ago

Oh I thought I had it backwards after reading the script. I will keep playing with it

dmbreton commented 8 years ago

When I run a "sudo apt-get update" i do not see the libregeek repo. I reran the configure-repos.sh and that did not seem to have an effect. I also saw the "steamos-tools-repo" pkg while searching and installed it, but that did not seem to fix anything either.

dmbreton commented 8 years ago

Let me know if there is anything else I can do

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

It was removed at some point since most everything is available in the browser. I will put the function hook back in. Give me a bit.

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

Also, you are not following the readme. It would be

./scriptname not 'sudo this or that.

dmbreton commented 8 years ago

How do you get a fullscreen in the browser? If that is an option I may be able to go that route.

Trying to make my steam box the default media box and getting these web app well integrated in a must.

Needs to pass the wife test... ;-)

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

I'll explain once I fix things. I'm still at work :P

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How do you get a fullscreen in the browser? If that is an option I may be able to go that route.

Trying to make my steam box the default media box and getting these web app well integrated in a must.

Needs to pass the wife test... ;-)

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mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

Should be back up and running now. I will recheck the var names / case a bit later when I have more time. I will also review the wiki page for webapps, which you can review here:

https://github.com/ProfessorKaos64/SteamOS-Tools/wiki/Web-Apps

As for the Steam browser, you can full screen the video if it has a button for it (like Youtube does), but not every web page as you would F11 with Windows or common browsers.

dmbreton commented 8 years ago

Doesn't seems to completely work. It creates the shortcuts, but it says I am missing an external repository. I had to manually add the libregeek repo and the debian repos are there. I will take a look again later today.

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

Idk why you say './configure-rep is.sh' does nothing. That is what will setup the repository. If in doubt, re I've those packages before hand, as well as from /var/cache/apt/archives. (the repo packages).

jonbitzen commented 8 years ago

PK -

I think there is a problem in the desktop-software.sh script, at lines 614-615:

    echo -e "\nProceeding to configure-repos.sh.sh"
    "${SCRIPTDIR}/configure-repos.sh.sh"

The extra .sh should probably be removed? When I removed it the script seemed able to proceed.

Thanks,

jonbitzen

mdeguzis commented 8 years ago

Good catch, I'll check and take care of this today.

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PK -

I think there is a problem in the desktop-software.sh script, at lines 614-615:

  echo -e "\nProceeding to configure-repos.sh.sh"
  "${SCRIPTDIR}/configure-repos.sh.sh"

The extra .sh should probably be removed? When I removed it the script seemed able to proceed.

Thanks,

jonbitzen

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