exec htmlscript blah blah blah ...
is not the proper command to run om-cc.
Start if from Application Menu or from console $ om-control-center. That’s all.
Hello,
I think NO.
I have make a new installation for Rock only.
Maybe $ sudo dnf install libreoffice-java --enablerepo=cooker-x86_64
or others has cooker repositories enabled at one time.
Is that off -limits?
Hello,
Sorry, I have misunderstand what you told me about using Cooker repositories or others.
I mean it is only in repo-picker, not also in commands like
$ sudo dnf install libreoffice-java --enablerepo=cooker-x86_64
But how can I install packages witch are broken or missing in Rock repositories?
It is possibel to download and install RPM-packages via $ sudo rpm -i <download-place>
Or is that also off-limits?
om-repo-picker is to enable/disable restricted unsupported and non-free repositories. But rock in rock, rolling in rolling and cooker in cooker.
In fact common users should not even care of whatever about cooker. Cooker is development environment and may - and will - break any time.
Usually just forget it exists.
Anyway we are OffTopic.
Here control center starts and works properly so I cannot confim the ‘issue’. Unless anyone else will confirm, this topic is invalid.
Ok, but why is Cooker available in om-repo-picker für normal users and $ sudo dnf install libreoffice-java --enablerepo=cooker-x86_64?
possible for normal ROCK-users?