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      Johans @sdetweil
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      @sdetweil On Ubuntu I used node 16.14.2 and npm 8.5.5 while on Debian I used node 17.7.2 and npm 8.5.2. And both seems to give me the same error message

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        sdetweil @Johans
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        @Johans on linux, if you use my script, it does everything… installs node, npm … tools (git, …) etc

        trying to recreate now

        I use Ubuntu as my desktop and dev environment, so i know it works there…

        you don’t use sudo, install as normal user, not root.
        must have the desktop version of OS (as the browsers draws graphics which requires the graphical env)

        show me the ~/install.log
        (you can send to my email, same userid at gmail)

        Sam

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          sdetweil @Johans
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          @Johans on my windows 11 with 16.9.0 (node version) and package.js start line like this

          		"start": "node_modules\\.bin\\electron js\\electron.js",
          

          I see this is the startup messages

          > node_modules\.bin\electron js\electron.js
          

          I see the same results on node 17.7.2

          Sam

          How to add modules

          learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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            sdetweil @Johans
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            @Johans sorry, I missed this line

            but in the end I prefere more the linux, so I installed debian, git, nodejs, and MM.
            

            so, you do NOT change the package.json for linux… only for windows…

            Sam

            How to add modules

            learning how to use browser developers window for css changes

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              Johans @sdetweil
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              @sdetweil Sorry but i’m new on Linux, where to find install log?

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                sdetweil @Johans
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                @Johans the file is saved in the users home folder

                on linux that is called ~

                cd ~ will take you to the home folder

                and u can reference any file there the same way

                ~/install.log

                is the same as
                /home/{username}/install.log

                using the environment info
                /home/$USER/install.log

                unix/linux was born on slow teletype terminals… so there are shortcuts for everything to reduce typing and shorten output…

                thats why cd is the same as the long name chdir

                Sam

                How to add modules

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                  Johans @sdetweil
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                  @sdetweil I don’t seem to find such a file in the root directory.

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                    sdetweil @Johans
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                    @Johans said in install MM2.18 on win10 pc:

                    file in the root directory.

                    not in the root /

                    in the users home
                    ~/

                    you CANNOT do MM as root…

                    you MUST logon as a normal user (in my case sam on my ubuntu system)

                    Sam

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                      Johans @sdetweil
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                      @sdetweil I have the icon under windows and when I start, Ubuntu it starts with the user I created during installation. ubuntulogin.png

                      So I guess this is my normal user?

                      I installed node & MM from jstal@DESKTOP-HF7R0J9 As I think this is correct - or not?

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                        sdetweil @Johans
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                        @Johans wait. you are running Ubuntu in lsw?

                        that’s text mode. electron won’t run there

                        Sam

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