Could I get a step by step guide on how to install Transmission via libertine
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That'd be really helpful. I'm 16.04 rc 4
I've had a look at the libertine wiki but can't see how to do it
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First you create a libertine container if you have not already done so. This can be done from the System Settings -> Libertine tab.
- Tap either the green Get started button in the lower middle or the + in the upper right corner of the screen.
- Enter a name for your container.
- Leave the password field blank
- Tap on the green OK button (for some reason I keep tapping on the red Cancel button by mistake.)
Some people (including me, on my M10 FHD) have been experiencing a bug where it is impossible to create a libertine container. But if it works for you, then you can proceed to the next step.
The next step is installing the app you want in the container. I am unaware if transmission works in a libertine container, and I would guess that if it does it will cause your device's battery to drain quicker. There is a way to do this from the Settings GUI, but as I have not been able to install a container, I am unaware of the exact steps. So I will explain how to do it via the Terminal application, which can be found in the OpenStore if it is not already installed.
- Open the Terminal app
- At the command line type
libertine-container-manager install-package -p transmission-gtk -i <containername>
Where <containername> is the name you entered in the steps above when creating the container.
Again, I have no idea if transmission will work in a container, but the above steps should help you to find out.
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@fishfingers44 just FYI, the documentation is at https://docs.ubports.com/en/latest/userguide/dailyuse/libertine.html
If you click on
v: latest(bottom left hand side on that page) you can read the documentation in other languages than English. -
Good call @advocatux! I forgot about the excellent documentation we already have.
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@advocatux Also available as an app in the openstore
Ubports Docs -
@advocatux is available as an app in the open-store, @lakotaubp? I'm downloading him immediately... He's far more useful than the likes of Siri and Alexa!
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@arubislander said in Could I get a step by step guide on how to install Transmission via libertine:
Again, I have no idea if transmission will work in a container, but the above steps should help you to find out.
I have used transmission in the past on UT and I can confirm it works (worked) quite nicely. Transmission also offers a web interface, so you can use it from the touch enabled browser!
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@3arn0wl now there's a concept . UBports Ubuntu Touch with @advocatux voice control assistance.
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@lakotaubp lol
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@advocatux Have you been approached by the Mycroft people about doing the voice recordings yet? It makes perfect sense to @Lakotaubp and me!
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@3arn0wl thank you (lol)
Sometime ago I recorded some sentences for the Mozilla's Common Voice project (https://voice.mozilla.org/en) so who knows? Maybe that could be the first step to a successful career as robotic voice
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@advocatux and Yumi one heart
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OK guys I did try a while back but I've tried again. I couldn't create a container using the libertine gui so I did via terminal.
Here's what I did:
libertine-container-manager create -i test
This went away and installed and configured a bunch of stuff and took ages.
libertine-container-manager install-package -p transmission-gtk -i test
Now if I do a libertine-container-manager list I get:
test
xenial-4
transthen if I do
libertine-container-manager list-apps
I get nothing returned
If I attempt this again
libertine-container-manager install-package -p transmission-gtk -i test
I get
libertine-container-manager:175: Error: install_package(): package 'transmission-gtk' is already installed.
Any help guys? Thanks
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@fishfingers44
What happens if you dolibertine-container-manager list-apps -i test? -
Now if I do a libertine-container-manager list I get:
test
xenial-4
transone of those three container is the defaul
then if I do
libertine-container-manager list-apps
now you are asking lcm to list the apps in the default containter
I get nothing returned
with the other commands you explicitly specify container "test"
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@arubislander said in Could I get a step by step guide on how to install Transmission via libertine:
What happens if you do libertine-container-manager list-apps -i test?
It just goes to a new terminal line.
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@fishfingers44 said in Could I get a step by step guide on how to install Transmission via libertine:
@arubislander said in Could I get a step by step guide on how to install Transmission via libertine:
What happens if you do libertine-container-manager list-apps -i test?
It just goes to a new terminal line.
Huh. That surprises me. Is it an option to remove all three containers and start over with just ONE container?
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Nope just goes to a new terminal line.
Is there another torrent app in the repo that could be used?
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@fishfingers44
I am sure there are:libertine-container-manager -c 'apt search torrent'should get you going. 'deluge' might be worth a try maybe.But I am wondering if you would be able to install any packages at all in your container.
