running the installer????
Ok I know I asked the question in another forum but I believe it was to complex and a little to ikk and to ???? LOL ohh well not to just address the problem.
any way none the less I downloaded a theme and in the readme file It tells me I need to first run the installer ok what is that? well because I did not know what that was I tired th run sh install.sh in the dir where that file is, but it tells me that I need to do that in the installer folder. (where is that?) Thank you for your patience and time:D |
I sometimes have the same problem, but usually there is also a configuration and make file. So if install.sh doesn't work, you can try to compile manually.
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well this does not have config or make and from what I hav read I need to run the installer so what is (the installer)?
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Exactly which theme are you installing and where can we download it?
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Well, I don't know if it will work smooth afterwards, but I've found a way to get past the problem.
-unpack as they say in your /home/user directory - browse to /Karamba/Borealis Now in, as root, open the file install.sh with gedit (or any other editor). In line 25, change the part "$HOME/Karamba/Borealis" into "/home/yourusername/Karamba/Borealis" Now save it and run install.sh again. This works for me, but I haven't installed it to the end for I don't need it, so I don't know if it will install in the right path now. I guess you'll see. |
well it worked to a degree but at the end it did not work
I have been looking around the net for a installer but to no avail perhaps someone here would know of on (it seems that I have to have some kind of installer this is a program that installs the files i guess. any way if any one knows of one plz tell me also when installing it it ask me this Please enter the mountpoint for the first drive (default is /) ok I have windows on my pc 2 hd first has xp then the second drive has debian also is this the same thing like when loged in as root before / I have cwolf this is somtihg that debian told me to put in it was debian but I wanted somthing shorter should I here at this question put cwolf/ or hdb1/ ect thank you |
I'm afraid I can't help you any further. I don't have much experience with superkaramba themes and stuff.
I hope you can work it out. Good luck. |
A recap
To install this theme do the following three steps: 1) Download the package 2) Decompress the package inside your $HOME directory (IMPORTANT! It must be in your $HOME directory if you do not want to do additional editing of the config files): tar -jxvf Borealis_superkaramba-VERSION.tar.bz2 3) Run the installer and follow the instructions: cd Karamba/Borealis sh install.sh That should be it! ok form what #3 (in green) says I have to run a installer OK has any one seen an installer or know what it is talikng about remember after #3 it says cd Karamba/Borealis which means I have just extracted it so I as of yet have not left the main folder where I down loaded the tar.bz2 file to it to. any ideas? |
The installer normally is the 'install.sh' file. You can run it with the command 'sh install.sh' or './install.sh'. So what you're doing is right. It's simply not clear in which directory you have to put it.
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well, it's supposed to be in home, but should it be in /home/usrname/ ?
I'm guessing since it says $HOME.. But I'm far from an expert, actually I barely scrape the surface of newbie.. *sob* Well, according to the instructions it shouldn't be to much of a problem.. *tries it* well, $HOME is obviously /home/usrname *is ashamed of self* so.. the install dir should be /home/usrname/Karamba/Borealis unless... You should run the installer from $HOME, which would be sh /Karamba/Borealis/install.sh *tries that aswell* Well, I have the same problem as you it seems.. Silly question, I know, but did you try google yet? |
What about the SuperKaramba installation directory? Could that be what is meant?
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