ATC Project - Debug phase

I just pushed an update to 2.8 and master.
It's building the 2.8 debs as I write this, the master/2.9 debs should follow after that process has finished.

But, as you are building from source, the update.sh script that you have should build with the bugfix.

Thanks Tommy.  Navigating to the folder and adding the ./ seems to get it working.

Still got an error - just seeing if it worked - but at least it's responding.

I've attached a screenshot of the catfish search results.  Would you mind having a look and seeing if it looks like I've got multiple installations or some other new user screwup?  While I'm starting to pick up on LCNC a little, Linux is still driving me crazy.

Andy - the update.sh script is the one from the github site I downloaded, right?

Ran the updater script.

FIY, next time you install Debian, when it asks for RooT password just click next.
You are running as root on a Linux box, most user software is made to be used as a user not an admin(root in Linux).

Thanks Tommy.  I thought I did this during the install (clicked next, no root PW entered)

Should I reinstall Debian from scratch, or is there something else I should do to correct this?

I've lost count how many times I've wiped & reinstalled variations of Linux over the past year of trying LCNC, so at this point I don't care about doing it again if it means future problems are avoided.

andypugh wrote:

I just pushed an update to 2.8 and master.
It's building the 2.8 debs as I write this, the master/2.9 debs should follow after that process has finished.

But, as you are building from source, the update.sh script that you have should build with the bugfix.
 

Since I was having problems running the updater, I thought I'd have a go at just hand-editing carousel.comp to match the change in the github update.

Behavior is unchanged.  This may mean nothing, since I don't know what I'm doing and editing the comp that way doesn't change how LCNC functions...  but I figured I'd mention it.  If that was dumb, let me know and I'll change it back (or do some other Linux gymnastics if needed).