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Commune X is a lightweight alternative to Commune that works together with Commune without competing against it. Let's dive into the setup process!
In today's tutorial, we’ll walk you through a quick guide on setting up Commun X on Ubuntu. Commun X is a lightweight alternative to Commun that works together with Commun without competing against it. Let's dive into the setup process!
Getting Started with Ubuntu 22.04
This guide is designed for Ubuntu 22.04, the desktop version. Whether you use the terminal directly, SSH, or any other method to access your Linux installation, we’ll be focusing on the terminal for this tutorial. So, open up your terminal and let's get started.
Update and Upgrade Your System
Before we do anything, it's crucial to follow best practices by updating and upgrading your system. Run the following commands:
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
Installing pip
The next step is to install pip. Afterward, you'll need to update your path. For efficiency, copy and paste the commands from the guide instead of typing them manually. Here’s how you do it:
sudo apt install python3-pip
Updating the bash RC File
To ensure the new path is loaded on reboot, you need to update the bash RC file. Open your preferred text editor (we use Nano) and add the export command at the end of the file:
nano ~/.bashrc
Add the following line at the end of the file:
export PATH=$PATH:/new/path
Save and exit (Ctrl+X, then Y, and Enter).
Installing Commun X
Now comes the challenging part, installing Commun X. Fortunately, it's quite straightforward:
pip install communx
After running this command, Commun X will be installed on your system.
Setting Up Keys for Commun X
To use Commun X, you need a key. If you don't have Commun installed and therefore don't have a key locally, you can create one easily:
comx key create
This command creates a key and stores it in the appropriate folder. However, you might encounter permission issues. To resolve this, ensure you are the owner of the Commun folder:
sudo chown -R
Replace
Final Thoughts
After setting up Commun X, you'll notice the clean and user-friendly CLI interface. The user interface is a significant enhancement, making it easy to understand and navigate.
In conclusion, Commun X is a lightweight version of Commun designed for easy installation and user accessibility. It's important to remember that Commun X complements Commun and doesn't compete with it. The collaborative effort behind Commun X simplifies the user experience, making it beneficial for everyone.
Thank you for following along with this guide. We hope it was helpful. See you next time!
