Hi, James
Alex Perez identified the problem correctly. I needed to run:
sudo apt-get update
before
sudo apt install sucrose
For me, the real concern is that someone attracted to try Sugar may be
turned away be incomplete installation instructions.
Tony
On 12/10/18 3:16 AM, James Cameron wrote:
Just now, tested Ubuntu 18.04 and 18.04.1 installation media by
installing Sugar. The universe repository was already enabled, and
"sudo apt install sucrose" completed normally. After restart, and
Sugar selected from login, everything worked fine.
There's no error "package not found". When you try to install a
package that is not listed, you get "E: Unable to locate package
sucrose".
One scenario where "sudo apt install sucrose" may say "E: Unable to
locate package sucrose" is where the system does not have internet
access, or where access was not available during a critical period
after boot when the Ubuntu system automatically updates the package
list. Missing network drivers is a common cause. Nothing to do with
Sugar though, and we won't document all the foibles of Ubuntu.
Please do update the Debian Wiki if it is in error. Not really our
responsibility here at Sugar Labs, so we rely on interested people to
do it.
On Mon, Dec 03, 2018 at 10:10:54AM +0000, Tony Anderson wrote:
Sadly, this is not the problem. The Universe repository was enabled.
wiki.debian.org/sugar/#Running the Sugar interface says Upcoming Debian 9
"Stretch" will include 0.110. (We are on 0.112).
Packages overiview for Debian Sugar Team says sugar: 0.110.0-3 as stable and
0.112.6 with 7 bugs and unstable. Naturally I don't know whether any of this
refers to 'sucrose' in Ubuntu 18.04 LTS.
Tony
On 12/1/18 6:12 PM, Alex Perez wrote:
Tony,
It sounds like you do not have the 'universe' apt repository enabled, since
this is where the sucrose package lives, according to [1]https://
packages.ubuntu.com/bionic/sucrose
With Ubuntu 18.04, you should just be able to run "sudo add-apt-repository
universe" and enable it.
[2]Tony Anderson
Friday, November 30, 2018 9:34 PM
I am trying to install sugar on a Windows laptop.
I was able to get 50gb unallocated space and installed ubuntu 18.04
LTS.
The command 'sudo apt install sucrose' returned package not found.
Tony
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