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in the repo for ubuntu 19.04, the libgconf2-4 package was renamed to libgconf-2-4
Since triggerCMD depends on libgconf2-4, it's ignoring the already installed libgconf-2-4, and I can't install the other in this version of Linux.
Is there an easy way to address this issue?
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@jasoncollege24, thanks for reporting the problem. I'll need some time to install an Ubuntu 19.04 VM to reproduce the problem so I can figure out the best way to solve it.
EDIT: I see the problem. I'll try to have a new .deb file available this weekend.
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@jasoncollege24, I updated the .deb installer. Now it installs libgconf-2-4 or libgconf2-4 depending on which one is appropriate for your specific Linux OS. Please download and try it again.
https://s3.amazonaws.com/triggercmdagents/triggercmdagent_1.0.1_amd64.deb
Also, thanks again for reporting the problem. I need to start watching for and testing the latest Linux releases so I can discover these issues before users do.
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Ubuntu Studio 23.10> None Of libconf-2-4 Or libconf2-4 Are Found.
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Thanks @Spiritus-Umbrarum. I'm working on updating the TRIGGERcmd .deb linux installer so it won't depend on libgconf-2-4 or libgconf2-4 anymore, but thank you for sharing the work-around in the meantime.
EDIT: I updated the Ubuntu agent so it no longer requires libgconf-2-4.
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