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Update Installation-for-Linux #878

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@gilgongo gilgongo commented Nov 29, 2022

While re-configuring the Server admin docs, I noticed we're making a bit of a distracting big deal about ARM on this page, which also made the installation command line hard to read.

So I've de-emphasised the ARM stuff because it's probably a (tiny) minority for Client installs, and I think anyone running that will know about Linux CLI, while not everyone dealing with Ubuntu headless will. So this is aimed at both simplifying and standardising the install instructions for both the Client and Server pages.

Also added a line about Server installs, just in case potential headless Server admins get confused about this page (that is, don't realise we have a separate installer for headless).

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@gilgongo gilgongo added this to the Release 3.10.0 milestone Nov 29, 2022
1. Go to where you downloaded the installer and either double-click on it, or use the command line: `sudo apt install ./{{ site.download_file_names.deb-gui }}` for armhf: `sudo apt install ./{{ site.download_file_names.deb-gui-armhf }}` for arm64: `sudo apt install ./{{ site.download_file_names.deb-gui-arm64 }}`
1. Go to where you downloaded the installer and either double-click on it, or use the command line:

`sudo apt install ./{{ site.download_file_names.deb-gui }}` (or for Raspberry Pi etc. as above)
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Or for what? Is this saying the Pi file differs?

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Yes, they are for different architectures. BTW you really need to be looking at this stuff rendered locally because literally only the text is being shown here in GH so you're missing chunks of info.

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Maybe as first setup, yes. You‘ll need to run the po4a create all targets (?) or update templates (?) scripts to generate the translation

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_po4a-tools/po4a-create-all-targets.sh will create the translations.

Co-authored-by: John Dempsey <1750243+mcfnord@users.noreply.github.com>
@ann0see ann0see merged commit eea3a5e into jamulussoftware:next-release Dec 7, 2022
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