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The main website for guitarpro6 shows support for linux but its a .deb file so instead of finding some converter I searched AUR
I installed Guitar Pro 6 from
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/guitar-pro/
I changed a dependancy issue in the PKGBUILD file with "binutils-multilib" to "binutils" due to depreciation , thats what the comments suggested as I was having issues with finding this "binutils-multilib". Everything seemed fine.
I used
makepkgTo make the package then installed with
#pacman -U gp6.pkg.tar.xzIt installed as it created new folders and files like it normally does like
~/guitar-pro/pkg
~/guitar-pro/opt
~/guitar-pro/usrBut I am not sure how to launch it. Usually I look at the name in the outputs during the pacman update, like for example:
Optional dependencies for guitar-pro
gksu: for soundbanks addingSo I am asssuming that to launch its just "guitar-pro" but this is what happens
bash: guitar-pro: command not foundQuite simply, is this the correct way to start the application? Or does that mean it just did not install correctly ?
Last edited by lboyer (2014-09-17 06:02:48)
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pacman -Ql guitar-prolists all files installed by package. See if you can find the binary there
it might be that it is gp6 or something like it
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I'm sorry I m not sure what I am exactly looking for when you say binary would it say "binary"? I should clarify that I only installed Arch a few days ago.
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pacman -Ql guitar-pro | grep bin
should normally give you a list of files that can actually be RUN (if the package puts executables in a folder called bin)
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I doubt looking for bin files will be successfull, iirc GP6 uses shell scripts .
do ls -l /opt/GuitarPro6 , look for files that have the x attribute set .
To execute them, you'll have to cd into that folder, then use ./foo to start them .
alternatively you can provide the full path, like /opt/GuitaPro6/foo .
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