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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 9 minutes ago
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With the gtk3 version it's running. Got a old database error building a new one, but it launched. I'll set it up and let you know what I get. |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 11 minutes ago
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[sudo] password for iamhugh: loading packages... resolving dependencies... looking for conflicting packages... :: renamemytvseries-gtk-2.3.16-1 and renamemytvseries-qt-2.3.16-1 a... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 26 minutes ago
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The main remaining issue is having a .desktop file auto-created to launch from the apps menu where one can drag a copy of it to wherever they want it. Let me go through and remove EVERYTHING I can fin... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 3 hours ago
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I removed the previously created 2 packages and replaced them with these.
Debian GTK3 version deb file
Pacman GTK3 version
Debian QT5 version deb file
Pacman QT5 version
I managed to fix the Qt5 issue... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 4 hours ago
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Since I extracted the older to my downloads and created the desktop shortcut to run it from yes the files still exist. I did have to redo all my settings though. Other than the one error message in th... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 4 hours ago
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Haha, I appreciate your optimism 😉 Well, done some searching and I figured out the naming.
My goal is to make an easy to install package by most Linux users.So with some effort I think I figur... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 5 hours ago
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Why remove those from the package when you simply could include a install note in what I sent you after purging my settings and just have peeps extract it and put it where they want it? I removed the ... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 6 hours ago
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From what I gather from FPM:
This is caused by the a package you already have installed.I can make an exception in the package but that seem rather specific for your use case.
sudo pacman -Rns renamem... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 6 hours ago
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@iamhugh will explore this - initially it sounds more complicated than I expected. But again: I do lack experience with packaging apps under Linux. |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 6 hours ago
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Thanks for testing! 😊
Could this error be related to you already having RMTV installed? (apologies for the lack of experience with packagers under Linux, I used FPM for these)
error: failed t... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 7 hours ago
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Try this:
I extracted the folder like I have in the past, moved it to where I wanted it saved, went into /mnt/My Files/Downloads/Monitors - Sound - Video/RenameMyTVSeries-2.3.16-1-x86_64/usr/ created ... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 8 hours ago
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I have it completely extracted like I have done in the past and it seems to run from it's folder just fine
like I have in the past. I'm in a secondary OS right now that's slowly being built up so I ca... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By IAmHugh, 8 hours ago
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Right out of the gate:
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sudo pacman -U RenameMyTVSeries-2.3.16-1-x86_64.pkg.tar ✔ 02:25:12 AM [sudo] password for iamhugh: loading packages... resolving depend... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 1 day ago
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I've spend more time than I would have liked on this ... but here my first test for having a deb (Debian) and pacman (Arch) package that theoretically should work.Tested on Debian 13 and Manjaro 25.x.... |
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RE: Hello from Portland, Oregon - RMTV as a container
By Hans, 4 days ago
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The challenge is the dependencies, which is a serious pain with the different Linux versions.From what I have read, AppImage is the best and most compatible route to go, IF you know the right dependen... |