I'm making some raspberry/nodeJS powered project, and i wanted a way to code on the go, so i though convergence was the way to go, and i bought a m10.
I managed to get git working following the instructions here How should I install Git on Ubuntu Touch?
I found a text editor i'll try named seabass.
The last thing i need to be happy is to make nodeJS work, preferably the last version. Since i've read that doing apt-get is a bad idea, i tried to use the same process as for git, but when i launch it, i get a missing library error. So i tried to find it on the same place as the git and node binaries, put it in the lib folder, and then, another missing lib error, find it again, and get a third, and i can't find the third one (libicui18n.48.so)
Is there a better way to do this ? Probably yes, but i can't find it, and help will be very welcome :)
sudo apt-get install -f
fixes missing packages. :)sudo apt-get install nodeJS
despite what i read elsewhere, and maybe i misread and it was just forsudo apt-get install
alone, or older version but it seems to work and i manage to execute nodeJs. i'll do more testing tonight and provide an answer if all is good.