Problem installing Ubuntu SDK IDE on MATE 16.04
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu SDK and SDK IDE on Ubuntu MATE 16.04, but every time I run it, I get this error:
Stopping containers: All containers stopped. Creating default network bridge .....
FAILED
error: Creating the bridge failed with: not implemented
---Task exited with errors, please check the output---
I've set up LXD with sudo lxd init, reinstalled both, and even opened them both up in a fresh VM, to no avail. Thanks!
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu SDK and SDK IDE on Ubuntu MATE 16.04, but every time I run it, I get this error:
Stopping containers: All containers stopped. Creating default network bridge .....
FAILED
error: Creating the bridge failed with: not implemented
---Task exited with errors, please check the output---
I've set up LXD with sudo lxd init, reinstalled both, and even opened them both up in a fresh VM, to no avail. Thanks!
ubuntu-sdk lxd
asked Feb 9 at 20:32
M. Loewenthal
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I'm trying to install Ubuntu SDK and SDK IDE on Ubuntu MATE 16.04, but every time I run it, I get this error:
Stopping containers: All containers stopped. Creating default network bridge .....
FAILED
error: Creating the bridge failed with: not implemented
---Task exited with errors, please check the output---
I've set up LXD with sudo lxd init, reinstalled both, and even opened them both up in a fresh VM, to no avail. Thanks!
ubuntu-sdk lxd
asked Feb 9 at 20:32
M. Loewenthal
705
I'm trying to install Ubuntu SDK and SDK IDE on Ubuntu MATE 16.04, but every time I run it, I get this error:
Stopping containers: All containers stopped. Creating default network bridge .....
FAILED
error: Creating the bridge failed with: not implemented
---Task exited with errors, please check the output---
I've set up LXD with sudo lxd init, reinstalled both, and even opened them both up in a fresh VM, to no avail. Thanks!
ubuntu-sdk lxd
ubuntu-sdk lxd
asked Feb 9 at 20:32
M. Loewenthal
705
asked Feb 9 at 20:32
M. Loewenthal
705
asked Feb 9 at 20:32
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asked Feb 9 at 20:32
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The Ubuntu SDK IDE and many of its tools are not supported at the moment. While the lxd issues might be fixable, you will run into more problems down the road.
If you're looking to create applications for Ubuntu Touch, the recommended tool is clickable, a simple but powerful and easy-to-use CLI tool. Clickable can build and package Ubuntu Touch applications, and you can choose to install them on a connected Ubuntu Touch device or run them directly on your desktop.
To install clickable on Ubuntu:
Add the PPA to your system.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickableUpdate your package lists.
sudo apt-get updateInstall clickable.
sudo apt-get install clickableConfigure docker for clickable.
clickable setup-docker
If you already have a project set up and ready to go, just run clickable in the root of the project. If not, read this for information on how to get started.
If you really really want to use the SDK, you might want to check out the virtual machine download in this Ubuntu Touch programming course, but I recommend using clickable.
If you don't care about Ubuntu Touch, just use QtCreator, which the Ubuntu SDK was based on.
answered Feb 10 at 10:29
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The Ubuntu SDK IDE and many of its tools are not supported at the moment. While the lxd issues might be fixable, you will run into more problems down the road.
If you're looking to create applications for Ubuntu Touch, the recommended tool is clickable, a simple but powerful and easy-to-use CLI tool. Clickable can build and package Ubuntu Touch applications, and you can choose to install them on a connected Ubuntu Touch device or run them directly on your desktop.
To install clickable on Ubuntu:
Add the PPA to your system.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickableUpdate your package lists.
sudo apt-get updateInstall clickable.
sudo apt-get install clickableConfigure docker for clickable.
clickable setup-docker
If you already have a project set up and ready to go, just run clickable in the root of the project. If not, read this for information on how to get started.
If you really really want to use the SDK, you might want to check out the virtual machine download in this Ubuntu Touch programming course, but I recommend using clickable.
If you don't care about Ubuntu Touch, just use QtCreator, which the Ubuntu SDK was based on.
answered Feb 10 at 10:29
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The Ubuntu SDK IDE and many of its tools are not supported at the moment. While the lxd issues might be fixable, you will run into more problems down the road.
If you're looking to create applications for Ubuntu Touch, the recommended tool is clickable, a simple but powerful and easy-to-use CLI tool. Clickable can build and package Ubuntu Touch applications, and you can choose to install them on a connected Ubuntu Touch device or run them directly on your desktop.
To install clickable on Ubuntu:
Add the PPA to your system.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickableUpdate your package lists.
sudo apt-get updateInstall clickable.
sudo apt-get install clickableConfigure docker for clickable.
clickable setup-docker
If you already have a project set up and ready to go, just run clickable in the root of the project. If not, read this for information on how to get started.
If you really really want to use the SDK, you might want to check out the virtual machine download in this Ubuntu Touch programming course, but I recommend using clickable.
If you don't care about Ubuntu Touch, just use QtCreator, which the Ubuntu SDK was based on.
answered Feb 10 at 10:29
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up vote
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The Ubuntu SDK IDE and many of its tools are not supported at the moment. While the lxd issues might be fixable, you will run into more problems down the road.
If you're looking to create applications for Ubuntu Touch, the recommended tool is clickable, a simple but powerful and easy-to-use CLI tool. Clickable can build and package Ubuntu Touch applications, and you can choose to install them on a connected Ubuntu Touch device or run them directly on your desktop.
To install clickable on Ubuntu:
Add the PPA to your system.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickableUpdate your package lists.
sudo apt-get updateInstall clickable.
sudo apt-get install clickableConfigure docker for clickable.
clickable setup-docker
If you already have a project set up and ready to go, just run clickable in the root of the project. If not, read this for information on how to get started.
If you really really want to use the SDK, you might want to check out the virtual machine download in this Ubuntu Touch programming course, but I recommend using clickable.
If you don't care about Ubuntu Touch, just use QtCreator, which the Ubuntu SDK was based on.
answered Feb 10 at 10:29
NeoTheThird
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The Ubuntu SDK IDE and many of its tools are not supported at the moment. While the lxd issues might be fixable, you will run into more problems down the road.
If you're looking to create applications for Ubuntu Touch, the recommended tool is clickable, a simple but powerful and easy-to-use CLI tool. Clickable can build and package Ubuntu Touch applications, and you can choose to install them on a connected Ubuntu Touch device or run them directly on your desktop.
To install clickable on Ubuntu:
Add the PPA to your system.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:bhdouglass/clickableUpdate your package lists.
sudo apt-get updateInstall clickable.
sudo apt-get install clickableConfigure docker for clickable.
clickable setup-docker
If you already have a project set up and ready to go, just run clickable in the root of the project. If not, read this for information on how to get started.
If you really really want to use the SDK, you might want to check out the virtual machine download in this Ubuntu Touch programming course, but I recommend using clickable.
If you don't care about Ubuntu Touch, just use QtCreator, which the Ubuntu SDK was based on.
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