deeper embed of libertine??

[developerbayman]

i would love to see libertine so embedded that huge command lines are no longer needed

libertine-container-manager exec -i CONTAINER-IDENTIFIER -c "apt-get whatever"

on a touch keyboard this is daunting
if we could just say "apt get install whatever" then libertine just creates a container in the background then installs whatever

in my opinion libertine shouldnt need be interacted with by the end user except in settings which libertine option should basically be a app manager that would be used to remove containers
this would lead to sandboxing (which is already a thing lol) everything which would allow greater per-app customization plus greater security .....but mainly not cause my arthritis to flare lol

[Nakele]

@developerbayman i might state the obvious but why not use the UI on the setting page?

Top right corner + to add package

[developerbayman]

i did on creation it just spins then disappears

[developerbayman]

im thinking R/W permission issue need more info on my end will post back on any new info

[Pulsar33]

@developerbayman I've never needed any command line for Libertine and it works nice !
Just do that
BR
Pulsar33

[developerbayman]

@pulsar33 i did.... it dont work

[developerbayman]

@pulsar33 ill try to post some logs when i get a chance

[Bolly]

@developerbayman said in deeper embed of libertine??:

@pulsar33 i did.... it dont work

Hi @developerbayman , Do not let the screen go to sleep.

[developerbayman]

@bolly oh i did that too then tried executing from the command line After unpacking all the packages, it tries to execute a chroot command dpkg debootstrap and fails

[developerbayman]

@bolly actually we need to get my buddy seth a ubuntu touch phone the guy is a linux god who pwn's the cmd like nobody ......

[Emphrath]

@developerbayman If you install libertine-tweak-tool, you can enable a tool called "lish" (libertine shell) - just type lish (or lirsh for root access) and then you may execute commands from inside the container. It's better than using xterm, it's better than using convoluted command lines - that's what I always use and I believe that's whats you're asking for.

[developerbayman]

@emphrath sweet i didnt know that existed until you just said so!

[developerbayman]

@emphrath nice!