Atuin Dev,

You're telling me that "awesome" config affects whether or not the package
manager works?

That's insane.  Why in hell would the window manager affect the package
manager/installer?

Bill Dudley


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On Sun, Dec 25, 2016 at 1:04 PM, ATuin Developer <[email protected]>
wrote:

>
>
> El 25 dic. 2016 5:07 PM, "William Dudley" <[email protected]> escribió:
>
> Hi,
>
> This has been "amusing", as I'm retired so the waste of time
> hasn't cost me much, but this really needs a LOT of work if
> you expect any but the most dedicated types to stay with it.
>
> This is a fresh install of GoboLinux 016.
>
> I tried replacing your comically large terminal program with xterm,
> because I couldn't figure out which of the 50 command line arguments in the
> rc.lua invocation of urxvt would change the font size and window size.
>
>
> The manual for urxvt tells you that you can change the don't through the
> command line (as options) or modifying the .Xresources file. A quick search
> in Google wold tell you.
>
> Also the guys who develop awesome maintain a really nice wiki where they
> explain how to do that kind of things (a much more).
>
> Nothing to see with gobolinux though, In any distro using awesome it will
> be the same (I have been running awesome in slackware for long time)
>
>
> So I replaced that invocation with:
>
> local terminal = "xterm -fg green -bg black"
>
> That sort of works, except when running 'vi', the screen doesn't paint
> correctly.
> So that experiment failed.
>
>
> again this is related to the awesome config that you want to achieve.
> awesome it's not like gnome or kde. You really need to read the awesome doc
> to tune it.
>
>
> Next, I read the wiki, wondering how to install software and do upgrades
> to existing software.
>
> The wiki says, to do upgrades, to run "Manager".
>
> zsh: command not found: Manager.
> blah blah,try
>    InstallPackage Manager
>
> OK, I try that.
>
> Result: Package for Manager not found.
>
> I also tried to install the following: mplayer, audacious, deluge, kicad,
> xine,
> OpenSCAD, and audacity.  All "not found".  One helpful suggestion
> that popped up was "did I mean Xpdf".  I like that program, so I installed
> it.
> That, amazingly, worked.
>
> But xpdf does not appear in the menu system, and it's not clear how to
> add it.  I looked in rc.lua for a clue; found references to Audacious and
> MPlayer,
> which *don't* appear in the menu, but do, apparently, exist in some
> alternate
> GoboUniverse.
>
>
> more about awesome config, dont blame gobo for this please, again read the
> awesome config it's really good.
>
>
> So, I'm done.  GoboLinux needs major work if you expect more than a handful
> of users.
>
>
> I agree that some things needs to be improved, onviously the average user
> of gobo it's an advance user confident with Linux.
>
>
> Good luck on the project.
> Bill Dudley
>
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