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install script fails in Ubuntu 22 #1299
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Did a little more research on this. Obviously, the install script tries to parse the /etc/os-release file and look for the value of the ID field. This is my config:
Obviously the value "pop" then fails in the MEMBER-OF function. I think it would be better to parse the ID_LIKE fields instead which contains the distro name the current is based on. From
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I am not familiar with this install script, but it probably just needs to treat Ubuntu the same as Debian. @Sasanidas I think made the script and should add this. Can you try installing it this way for now? # Install Qlot
curl -L https://qlot.tech/installer | sh
# Clone Lem
git clone https://github.com/lem-project/lem.git
cd lem
# Build Lem
make sdl2
# Install to $PATH
cp ./lem /usr/bin/lem
# Run Lem
lem Replace You may also see dependency errors when building, if you have any trouble figuring those out post the errors here and we can help you. |
Assuming you have GCC and the normal tools already installed, I think the only other dependencies you might need are either |
I arrived here with the same problem, knowing the script must not be recognizing I am using a Debian based distro (Kaisen-Linux). Thanks to the OP I knew where to look. If one has sudo privileges, it is as simple as editing /etc/os-release to id=debian, rerunning the script, and then changing it back (it you want.) No need to build from source. |
Indeed #1299 (comment) this appear to be the problem, I would like to know if there's a simpler version to check the distro name 👍 Sorry about the inconvenience |
Running distro based on Ubuntu 22.04, the install script fails
SBCL version is 2.1.11.debian.
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