Difference between revisions of "Ubuntu"
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# Install Ubuntu. Only 10.04 has been tested. If you want to test other releases, let us know if or how they work. | # Install Ubuntu. Only 10.04 has been tested. If you want to test other releases, let us know if or how they work. | ||
# Open a terminal and become root by typing: <code>su -</code> | # Open a terminal and become root by typing: <code>su -</code> | ||
| − | # Get the installer. <code>wget http://amahi | + | # Get the installer. <code>wget http://ubuntu.amahi.org/debian.install</code> |
# Make sure you have the proper network settings set up in your [[http://www.amahi.org/user control panel]], with one profile and one install code, then do | # Make sure you have the proper network settings set up in your [[http://www.amahi.org/user control panel]], with one profile and one install code, then do | ||
sh debian.install yourinstallcode | sh debian.install yourinstallcode | ||
Revision as of 17:10, 14 May 2011
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| This is recommended only for advanced users, proceed with caution. |
Caveats
- No applications are available for Ubuntu yet. This is on purpose, so that we keep the focus tightly on platform stability before chasing ghosts in apps
- Only supported on 10.04 desktop
- 32bit is the platform of choice. 64bit is not as well supported yet (if you must test on 64b platforms, please report issues). arm is not supported yet
- This has been also tested on Debian, but not as well as in Ubuntu
How to install Amahi on Ubuntu
- Download Ubuntu 10.04
- Install Ubuntu. Only 10.04 has been tested. If you want to test other releases, let us know if or how they work.
- Open a terminal and become root by typing:
su - - Get the installer.
wget http://ubuntu.amahi.org/debian.install - Make sure you have the proper network settings set up in your [control panel], with one profile and one install code, then do
sh debian.install yourinstallcode
This should take a little while and many
Other
Refer to the Debian page for the latest info, how to install via other methods and development updates.
The old Ubuntu information (mostly out of date now) is in the Ubuntu old page.
