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other:win10wsl [2022/09/19 11:57]
jypeter [Package management] Improved
other:win10wsl [2022/09/19 13:17]
jypeter (Re)moved the old "Adding useful packages"
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-=== Adding ​some useful packages ===+=== Adding useful packages ===
  
-There is not that much installed by default in Ubuntu, ​now is the time to get ready for work!+There is not that much installed by default in Ubuntu, ​and we use ''​apt insall'' ​to get ready for some real work!
  
 <​code>​$ sudo apt install gcc libglu1-mesa mesa-utils x11-apps xterm xfce4-terminal emacs evince eog imagemagick nco cdo netcdf-bin ncview</​code>​ <​code>​$ sudo apt install gcc libglu1-mesa mesa-utils x11-apps xterm xfce4-terminal emacs evince eog imagemagick nco cdo netcdf-bin ncview</​code>​
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 Notes: Notes:
   * Some of the installed packages (''​nco cdo netcdf-bin ncview''​) are used for handling data files in //NetCDF format// may not be useful to people outside LSCE   * Some of the installed packages (''​nco cdo netcdf-bin ncview''​) are used for handling data files in //NetCDF format// may not be useful to people outside LSCE
-  * Added lots of extra packages requires more disk space, and the size of the ''​.vhdx''​ will probably ​increase!+  * Adding ​lots of extra packages requires ​**much ​more disk space**, and the size of the ''​.vhdx''​ will increase ​significantly!
     * <​code>​$ ls -lh /​mnt/​d/​WSL_Distributions/​Ubuntu_custom/​ext4.vhdx     * <​code>​$ ls -lh /​mnt/​d/​WSL_Distributions/​Ubuntu_custom/​ext4.vhdx
 4.7G Sep 16 18:02 /​mnt/​d/​WSL_Distributions/​Ubuntu_custom/​ext4.vhdx</​code>​ 4.7G Sep 16 18:02 /​mnt/​d/​WSL_Distributions/​Ubuntu_custom/​ext4.vhdx</​code>​
 +    * Size of the [[other:​win10wsl#​creating_a_backup|backup]] after adding the extra packages: we go from 549 Mb to 1.2 Gb!\\ 1.2G Sep 19 13:52 WSL_Ubuntu_20.04.5_LTS_stdu_22-09-19.tar.gz
 ==== Using an X server ==== ==== Using an X server ====
  
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   * FIXME **//X server// and WSL2** : check ''​export DISPLAY=$(cat /​etc/​resolv.conf | grep nameserver | awk '​{print $2}'​):​0.0''​ in [[https://​solvercube.com/​how-to-install-ubuntu-20-04-on-windows-using-wsl/​|How to install Ubuntu 20.04 on Windows using WSL]]   * FIXME **//X server// and WSL2** : check ''​export DISPLAY=$(cat /​etc/​resolv.conf | grep nameserver | awk '​{print $2}'​):​0.0''​ in [[https://​solvercube.com/​how-to-install-ubuntu-20-04-on-windows-using-wsl/​|How to install Ubuntu 20.04 on Windows using WSL]]
  
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-==== Adding useful packages ==== 
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-Reminder: you need to use the ''​root''​ account (with ''​sudo -s''​) in order to use the following commands 
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-<​code>​$ apt-get install gcc libglu1-mesa mesa-utils libsm6 x11-apps 
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-# Check the "​Terminals started from Linux" section 
-# if you need to install extra terminals 
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-# Install emacs 
-$ apt-get install emacs 
- 
-# Install pdf (evince) and image (eog) viewers 
-$ apt-get install evince eog 
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-# Install wslu to improve the Windows<​->​Linux communication 
-$ apt-get install wslu 
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-# The packages below are useful for dealing with climate data 
-# in netCDF files (and are also requirements of CLIMAF) 
-$ aptitude install imagemagick nco cdo netcdf-bin ncview exiv2</​code>​ 
  
  
other/win10wsl.txt · Last modified: 2023/12/06 13:24 by jypeter