2024 Jun 22, 03:15 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024 Jun 24, 07:11 PM by astrogerard.)
This is a bug in the latest Ubuntu(Debian?) version when piping commands.
You could use a 2 stage process like:
Then the arrow keys should work.
Remember this is still a experimental setup which I made a long time ago primarily for my own use. If there are bugs or questions, please let me know.
--Gerard
**update**: you could also add the -i option to the bash command. So the command would be:
You could use a 2 stage process like:
Code:
$ curl -sSL https://gitlab.com/seventer/sip_setup/-/raw/main/sip_setup.sh > sip_setup.sh
$ sudo bash sip_setup.shThen the arrow keys should work.
Remember this is still a experimental setup which I made a long time ago primarily for my own use. If there are bugs or questions, please let me know.
--Gerard
**update**: you could also add the -i option to the bash command. So the command would be:
Code:
curl -sSL https://gitlab.com/seventer/sip_setup/-/raw/main/sip_experimental_setup.sh | sudo bash -i