There is a mistake in the script at lines 206 & 207
It should be
tar -xvjf kxdocker-networker-1.0.0.tar.bz2
cd kxdocker-networker-1.0.0
"kxdocker-" is missing.
Sorry, I'm a bit of a noob. How do you run it?
Normally a .sh script just shows a dialog asking if you want to run it.
I tried it with the terminal but it doesn't work.
To run a script you need to mark it as executable. This is under the file properties (e.g. in Nautilus or Konqueror) . You can also do "chmod +ux filename" from the command line.
Once you've done that, you will be able to run it from the command line using "./filename" (that's full-stop, forward slash, then the filename).
Hope that helps.
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Maybe the post it is a mistake, kxdocker is for KDE, this is Gnome-look site. Or kxdocker runs under gnome?
It does.
There is a mistake in the script at lines 206 & 207 It should be tar -xvjf kxdocker-networker-1.0.0.tar.bz2 cd kxdocker-networker-1.0.0 "kxdocker-" is missing.
Sorry, I'm a bit of a noob. How do you run it? Normally a .sh script just shows a dialog asking if you want to run it. I tried it with the terminal but it doesn't work.
same problem here but a very good idea :)
To run a script you need to mark it as executable. This is under the file properties (e.g. in Nautilus or Konqueror) . You can also do "chmod +ux filename" from the command line. Once you've done that, you will be able to run it from the command line using "./filename" (that's full-stop, forward slash, then the filename). Hope that helps.