UPDATE:
Gnome desktop now seems installable if one installs using aptitude.
sudo aptitude install gnome-core
Aptitude will take care of any dependency issues and you may be asked to
select your display manager -- I chose lightdm. Then, log out and youll see
that there will be an option on
So your saying we just need to make the trisquel-wallpapers control file look
like this?
Source: trisquel-wallpapers
Section: trisquel
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Rubén Rodríguez
Build-Depends-Indep: debhelper
Standards-Version: 3.5.9.0
Package: trisquel-wallpapers
Architecture: all
On 01/05/2020 06:01 PM, ma...@masonhock.com wrote:
> However, other packages may depend on
> ubuntu-wallpapers too, in which case it would be more efficient to edit
> trisquel-wallpaper's control file[2] and add "Provides:
> ubuntu-wallpapers". This would make it so that any package which depend
> Not sure what you mean by "control file".
Dependencies are specified in `debian/control` in a "Depends:" block.
Removing this line[1] or changing it to "trisquel-wallpapers" would make
gnome-shell installable. However, other packages may depend on
ubuntu-wallpapers too, in which case it would
> gnome-shell : Depends: ubuntu-wallpapers but it is not installable
ubuntu-wallpapers isn't in the repo. It's one of the packages we
purge.[1] We need to either (a) modify gnome-shell's control file to
remove the dependency on ubuntu-wallpapers, (b) make it depend on
trisquel-wallpapers
> I just recently tried installing Gnome desktop in Trisquel 9 but I am
> unable to. There seems to be a dependecy issue. I did not take note of
> the missing dependencies (sorry).
You may be able see in /var/log/apt/history.log what they were, or just
reattempt installation.
>> I went on
> I just recently tried installing Gnome desktop in Trisquel 9 but I am
> unable to. There seems to be a dependecy issue. I did not take note of
> the missing dependencies (sorry).
You may be able see in /var/log/apt/history.log what they were, or just
reattempt installation.
>"sudo apt install
I just recently tried installing Gnome desktop in Trisquel 9 but I am unable
to. There seems to be a dependecy issue. I did not take note of the missing
dependencies (sorry). However, this could be easy enough to test by doing
"sudo apt install gnome" and take note that it won't be able to
