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root@victus:~# deb-get version
0.4.0
root@victus:~# deb-get install fastfetch
[!] ERROR! fastfetch is not a supported application.
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root@victus:~# deb-get install du-dust
[!] ERROR! du-dust is not a supported application.
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Expected behavior
The applications are installed via deb-get
Actual behavior
deb-get throws the error " is not a supported application"
Steps to reproduce
Check deb-get updates via deb-get update
Try to install fastfetch or du-dust via deb-get install fastfetch or deb-get install du-dust
I cannot replicate this on Debian 12: fresh install of current release per Readme (not even the latest head with all the fixes, although that reinstalled them fine as well) on a fresh VM and all is as expected.
Wait - I think I see your problem!
root@victus:~# deb-get install fastfetch
DO NOT EVER run deb-get as root or with sudo!
You need to set up a github PAT in a normal user's environment and run deb-get as a normal user. It will seek elevated privileges when needed. Running with sudo or as root has been known to break things badly plus root/sudo will not generally have the needed ENV for github. You might want to copy /etc/deb-get/installed and /etc/deb-get/aptrepos somewhere if they are OK and clean out the cache (deb-get clean but also check there are no background jobs and remove any remaining files in /var/cache/deb-get/)
I'm closing this issue but feel free to continue discussing here if you continue having problems and I'll try and help.
Reporting a bug 🐛
deb-get is unable to find du-dust and fastfetch
Expected behavior
The applications are installed via deb-get
Actual behavior
deb-get throws the error " is not a supported application"
Steps to reproduce
deb-get update
deb-get install fastfetch
ordeb-get install du-dust
System information
Run the following a paste the output below:
/etc/os-release
deb-get version
deb-get update
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