You can also use this script to install the current release of Mint on Linux (x86 and ARM) and macOS (x86 and Apple Silicon) curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mintoolkit/mint/master/scripts/install-mint
–Runbuild-docker-image.sh(see bash script source) which depends on the presence ofDockerfile(see docker script source). TheDockerfiledoes all the necessary tasks of running the dependencies inside the container i.e. runs the bash scripts./build/x86_64/linux_macos/osDependencies.shand./build/...
In order to use any font in TeX, you must have a TFM file for it. How you can acquire TFM files for the fonts you use depends on the kinds of fonts and where they were developed. The following list offers suggestions for the most commonly used fonts:PostScript fonts...
Failed stage: Test Executable (Unix) [❌] Failure summary: The action failed because the script attempted to run the executable ./dist/cover-agent-macos-latest, but the file was not found in the specified directory. This resulted in a "No such file or directory" error. Relevant error l...
Put it in a shell script with some layout So, now I have a hexdump command line that will dump a partition table. Here it is in a shell script with some cell borders added: #!/bin/bash # Dump what would be the partition table of the command line specified ...
Note that if you are sure that you are using the default connection parameters, you can go ahead and run the script instead of the bash shell in step 2 as above. 3. Copy Code /home/hammerdb/HammerDB-4.7# ./scripts/tcl/postgres/tprocc/pg_tprocc.sh When the script has finished ...
executable="bash" dir="${project.basedir}" osfamily="unix" failonerror="true"> <arg line="npm config set color false"/> </exec> <exec executable="cmd" dir="${project.basedir}" osfamily="windows" failonerror="true"> <arg line="/c npm install"/> </exec> <exec executable="bash" ...
./build_32/Mesa-6.5.2/bin/minstall: executable /bin/bash script ... - /bin/sh + /bin/bash That solves a myriad of problems. As I use snv_70 I cannot test, if ksh93 would work similarily good. But let's give ksh88 a try ... [testing] ...
After last time I ended up using dir2slideshow to create the basic script. It worked well except that the documented “-k” command line parameter was missing so I had to put off trying the Ken Burns effects for another day. To fit the slideshow into a specific time window I adjusted ...
DPkg::Post-Invoke {"/bin/bash /boot/firmware/auto_decompress_kernel"; }; provision NB: Make this file executable. I.e.chmod +x provision. #!/bin/bash -e if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then echo "Error: This script must be run as root" ...