Jriver media center twonky install#
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Jriver media center twonky trial#

The other issue is the potential difference in required dependencies. But other than the various window managers and X replacements, yeah, I think the Debian build is enough for Ubuntu and Mint. I'm not sure if XMir and XWayland is enough to get MC running on Mir or Wayland or not, it's something that may need tested. There is a couple potential sticks in the mud in the future, Mir and Wayland replacing X. Besides using different window managers (Unity, Cinnamon, MATE, Xfce, GNOME, etc.), they're really not too different.

Honestly, I'd say the current Debian build is already enough for Ubuntu and Mint as well.

Jriver media center twonky trial#

mjr file from the folder with 'Open with' typing mediacenter20 /RestoreFromFile: it did not complain, but the MC20 still says 'The trial period has expired'. mjr file, as per your instructions and it says: ' Could not restore license from file /home/scas/Downloads/Media Center20 Master-285036.mjr' which is the same message as if you give it the wrong file name or location. And I got the message that my remaining count of restore is 16, (-1 from before). It accepted it but, when I run the MC20 again, it says the same.

Jriver media center twonky registration#

I went and restored the license by manually inputting the Registration Code. The problem: suddenly, today, when I tried to start MC20 (under Mint 17), it told me that ' The trial period has expired'!!! I am using Master License on 2 PCs with dual boot Windows 7 64bit and Linux (Mint 17 Cinnamon on one, Xubuntu 14 on the other, both 64-bit).Ĭurrently, Linux is secondary OS but I tend to use it more and more, hence the purchase of the Master License. Database is empty and there are no songs etc. The same happenes, when I open the program from the icon. Quote from: marzade on March 10, 2015, 11:27:44 am My Problem: Installation works on 14.04 from terminal like described (the 4 commands with all the sudos.), but starting then with only 'mediacenter20' (without 'sudo') gives a 'Database Read-Only' box and also a long list of errors in the terminal concerning missing files etc.

Jriver media center twonky install#

I tried different times to remove and install again, but found no way to solve this. I would like to use the program just with the icon. There are hidden subdirectories under my home directory (/home/user/.jriver/.), but the owner is root also, so that there is no possibility for the program to write to these directories.

The Problem seems to be that the installation uses the root home directory (/root/.jriver/.) while the program would use my personal home. When I put an '&' at the end of the starting command, to set the task to background, the program stoppes directly. The program continues as a primary task and writes also permanently comments in the terminal window, which I can't close during that time. I can use my music, send it to a UPnP client etc. When I start the program in a terminal with 'sudo.' everything seems to be O. My Problem: Installation works on 14.04 from terminal like described (the 4 commands with all the sudos.), but starting then with only 'mediacenter20' (without 'sudo') gives a 'Database Read-Only' box and also a long list of errors in the terminal concerning missing files etc.