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modify install instructions on wiki #51

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wx4cb opened this issue Mar 29, 2019 · 10 comments
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modify install instructions on wiki #51

wx4cb opened this issue Mar 29, 2019 · 10 comments

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@wx4cb
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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

not an "issue" par se, but an observation. Didn't want to edit the wiki directly but i can if you want me to. In the Install page, there's an easier way (single command) to install the ubuntu deps.

I would also recommend adding the "-y" switch to all the "apt install" lines that way the user doesn't get prompted for "are you sure?" :D

anyways, right now you have this:

copy the ubuntu-deps.txt file
cp docs/ubuntu-deps.txt /tmp/ubuntu-deps.sh
make it executable
chmod +x /tmp/ubuntu-deps.sh

and run the script (this will take some time). Answer Y on all questions.
sudo /tmp/ubuntu-deps.sh

You can replace it with this

cd mwptools
sudo bash docs/ubuntu-deps.txt
@stronnag
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You're welcome to edit the wiki (and raise a PR for the dependencies documents).

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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

done and i'll do the txt file after i've finished testing this out. seems to run fine under "ubuntu for windows" other than what i noted in the other issue case.

I also have some instructions for installing the X server that you would need on windows 10 for it to run I can add those into a wiki page if you want once i figure it all out

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Cool. I'd been hoping for a while that someone brave person would make it work in WSL.
Are you using VcXsrv?

Anyway, a wiki page on getting it working on Win10/WSL would be wonderful.

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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

yea vcxsrv, but right now im getting a bunch of mavcrc errors (MSP and LTM at 57600) and also i can't get the maps to load, i'm guessing that's an OpenGL thing?

also as you can see some of the text isn't correct on the right..... i'm not supposing there's a way to adjust the map size? or the font size? my Laptop resolution is 1366*768

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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

i think you need to add me as a contributor?

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yea vcxsrv, but right now im getting a bunch of mavcrc errors (MSP and LTM at 57600) and also i can't get the maps to load, i'm guessing that's an OpenGL thing?

Most likely OpenGL. Damn it. Years ago I briefly had access to a Windows (7?) box and built mwp in cygwin, where it worked OK (even the map). But for most Windows users, cygwin is a harder option than a VM.

also as you can see some of the text isn't correct on the right..... i'm not supposing there's a way to adjust the map size? or the font size? my Laptop resolution is 1366*768

You could try

gsetting set org.mwptools.planner font-fv 12

(this is what I have on my 1366*768 chromebook)

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i think you need to add me as a contributor?

No problem. Where would you like?

@wx4cb
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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

not sure what you mean... i guess dev branch ? not sure how to do it. still trying to learn github (outside of cloning :D) lol

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You can contribute PRs by:

  • clone the repository
  • In your fork
    • create a new branch from mwptools/development
    • make your changes
    • commit the changes to your fork
    • create a PR against mwptools/development
    • I merge your change (for which you are credited as the contributor)

i.e the same procedure as for iNav https://github.com/iNavFlight/inav/blob/master/docs/development/Development.md#using-git-and-github

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wx4cb commented Mar 29, 2019

ok a little faffing and learning but i think i got it heh

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