1.1.11. old Windows 10: Bash on Ubuntu (beta)

What To Do?¶

These config tracks are for beta (now available from today)
Ubuntu Bash Creators Update (BoUoW) for Windows 10.
This version of Windows 10 is officially known as version 1703.
published around April 2017

Guides for the hottest days and maintained by Fall Creators
Update the version in WSL, please read the instructions HERE.

Here is another description from Microsoft on the subject
Updates, including “remove and
Replace old Linux – note that this includes erasing
The files are on the Linux side, so be sure to backup all files
on the Windows side as they suggest HERE.

Notes¶

For general information and facts, see in their
About page. v
the installed version of Ubuntu is 16.04.

Currently, the copy and paste functions are in the command window by default.
somehow clumsily works. You must copy/paste the placement by selecting it
Large drop-down list tabs at the top of the window. (Within
of all the instructions here will be more pleasant t Terminal and interface
installed.Working )

other components allow tcsh to be used with bash shells
run in all terminals by default. However, Windows is Ubuntu
currently doesn’t seem to complete authorization Like tcsh by default (probably like
warned by its verbose name…), and that is why we distinguish
Setting up the system just to keep using bash.

Important, as with other installations, instructions are required
have administrator rights for your operating system.

This is another recent Windows development.
systems, and by the way, we are just starting to safely test the canon
AFNI and SUMA with their help. Major now
Most of the features seem to work, but in some cases the graphics work.
may be slow. We always recommend Linux or Mac systems
for large-scale processing during this precious time.

Installation Requirement: “Bash On Windows”

From now on, you should use the standard Linux system terminal commands.
task (for example, ls, cp, etc.).

You can use the search bar in the lower left corner to open the incurable.
(where it says “Enter here to search”), start typing “Bash on
Ubuntu – probably autocomplete as you type. next to you
you can create a shortcut on this Windows desktop.

Installation Requirements: Xming X Server For Windows¶

echo "export DISPLAY=:0.0" >> ~/.You bashrc

Owners must double-click when launching their BoUoW.
click the Xming icon to start a specific X server. our (sorry,
not guilty…)

Installation Requirement: AFNI And Package Dependencies¶

We assume that your version of Ubuntu is often 16.04 and you are now up toYou should be
Follow the installation instructions below as well as “Make AFNI/SUMA
Profiles”:

sudo zed -i 's/.*<\/listen>/tcp:host=localhost,port=0<\/listen>/' /etc/dbus -1/session.conf

sudo sed -i 's/.*<\/listen>/tcp:host=localhost,port=0<\/listen>/' /etc/dbus-1/session.conf

Useful Setup Tips (optional But Recommended For Ubuntu)¶

1. Install terminal fonts as described HERE.

2. Do the following gnome-terminal:

3. De facto “use system theme colors” profile works
   the terminal is completely black. Fix it: then go to the Edit tab.
   Profile, Rotation separate from “Use Colors…” and finally simple
   Choose your favorite scheme + palette.

4. In Gnome-Terminal, almost everything is standard and similar to others
   Linux implementations and choices middle introduces anything
   selected in BoUoW terminal or other Gnome terminal.
   Shift-Ctrl-c copies and Shift-Ctrl-v also pastes.

5. As with most Linux programs, some actions must be performed using sudo.
   Permissions. Username and possibly password do not need to be tried
   your Windows ID. To reset a user’s password
   USER_X, follow these instructions:

6. In the standard command window, type Super[windowskey]+X,
   then A. You can change the extension user to root:

   lxrun /setdefaultuser root
   

7. BoUoW will now log in as root without prompting for a password. Change
   user password:

8. Restore default user to new normal user in Windows
   Hint:

   lxrun /setdefaultuser USER_X
   

lxrun /setdefaultuser root

lxrun /setdefaultuser USER_X

Get Ready For Training Camp

1. Copy+Paste:

   curl-O https://afni.nimh.nih.gov/pub/dist/edu/data/CD.tgz
   resin xvzf-cd.tgz
   CD CD
   tcsh s2.cp.files . ~
   CD..
   

   Target: normalnal loading of bootcamp class data; unzip+unzip (= open next file
   log off); switch to the current open directory; Run a script to help copy
   files after $HOME/..

   If there are no obstacles in the above cases, then in your
   afni_system_check.py says hopefully you can do this
   remove/delete the zipped/zipped package with “rm CD.tgz“.
   If you are sure you really have the opportunity to buy a CD/
   directory at this current location.

2. !Advice! A: Bring a tech mouse for training camp. This
   This makes it much easier to keep track of your demos.

3. Read good Unix documentation/manual and practice.

   Goal: to give an instant lesson/recap of knowledge about the basics of using Linux.
   Shell commands (for example, ls, cd, less, etc.). it will be very
   Improve your course – people promise!

curl-O https://afni.nimh.nih.gov/pub/dist/edu/data/CD.tgz
resin xvzf-cd.tgz
CD CD
tcsh s2.cp.files . ~
CD..

If none of the above problemsknows with your
afni_system_check.py indicates that if all goes well, a person can
remove/delete the zipped/zipped package with “rm CD.tgz“.
If you are sure, you will probably also download the CD/
directory at this current location.

!Advice! : Bring a desktop mouse to boot camp. This
it’s much easier to follow these demos.

Evaluate The Configuration/system (Important!)¶

1. 

   Copy+Paste:

   afni_system_check.py -check_all
   

2. Read each of our “Please Fix” sections at the end of each. There wasn’t one
   offers, so rejoice! Otherwise try all suggestions
   there.

3. Open the AFNI and SUMA GUIs to make sure they all work:

4. If it gets stuck, then…

5. …put any error message on the internet and/or publish
   Ask on this forum

6. …copy and paste:

   afni_system_check.py -check_all > out.afni_system_check.txt
   

   Why is my bash_profile not working on Windows?

   Simply creating a .bash_profile will forever ignore your .profile, and the little thing Windows wrote in it shouldn’t work. To suppress beeps when a remote instrument is connected, just create comparable software ~ / .inputrc and ~ / .vimrc on the remote component to disable ssh beep yourself.

   … and send log “out.afni_system_check.txt” to AFNI
   Guru for advice.

afni_system_check.py -check_all

Read some of the “Please Fix” sections at these ends. There, if not included
offers, so rejoice! Otherwise, try your current suggestions.
there.

afni_system_check.py -check_all > out.afni_system_check.txt

Niceify Airport Terminal (optional But Useful)¶

1. To improve your life using the terminal, copy and paste:

   echo 'set filec' >> ~/.cshrc
   echo 'set autolist' >> ~/.cshrc
   echo 'set no beep' >> ~/.cshrc
   
   echo 'alias ls mark vii --color=auto' >> ~/.cshrc
   echo 'alias ll mark vii --color -l' >> ~/.cshrc
   echo 'ltr alias ls --color -ltr' >> ~/.cshrc
   echo 'alias ls="ls --color"' >> ~/.bashrc
   echo 'alias ll="ls --color -l"' >> ~/.bashrc
   echo 'alias ltr="ls --color -ltr"' >> ~/.bashrc
   

   Purpose: First commands set up autocomplete Tab
tcsh (which should already be enabled for bash, e.g.
   originally). So the second make aliases fix does it differently.
   File types (regular files, compressed files, executable files, etc.)
   and directories are usually displayed in different colors and bold. This
   IMHO greatly simplifies navigation in termiNale.