[SOLVED] aura -A, in Ubuntu

Laiumiunix · 03-07-2018, 03:40 PM

Hi,

Not sure if is possible.

Im installing a software in ubuntu and one of the parameters I have to write is:

sudo aura -A python-pysam python-htseq

I know aura -A, is from arch, do you know how I write this parameter in ubuntu?

Thanks

killingthemonkey · 03-07-2018, 06:55 PM

In that command string, aura isn't a parameter. It's the actual command.

I didn't find a lot about it. From what I've read in the past two minutes of web search, it's a package manager. That's all I've found. So most likely, that's to install python-pysam and python-htseq.

Try using "apt-get install" instead of "aura -a."

I'm guessing here, however.

Laiumiunix · 03-07-2018, 08:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by killingthemonkey

In that command string, aura isn't a parameter. It's the actual command.

I didn't find a lot about it. From what I've read in the past two minutes of web search, it's a package manager. That's all I've found. So most likely, that's to install python-pysam and python-htseq.

Try using "apt-get install" instead of "aura -a."

I'm guessing here, however.

Thanks a lot.

Apt-get install work good. Looks like aura is a package in arch.

killingthemonkey · 03-07-2018, 09:55 PM

I'm glad I could help. Don't forget to mark this as solved.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Laiumiunix

Thanks a lot.

Apt-get install work good. Looks like aura is a package in arch.