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Ubuntu 19.10: default_profile not a valid identifier, command not found #203

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codeinred opened this issue Nov 3, 2019 · 14 comments
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@codeinred
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When I run bash -c "$(wget -qO- https://git.io/vQgMr)" it lists all the themes, but when I try installing one (e.g., 40), it gives me the following output:

I've used Gogh in the past without issues, but I recently upgraded to Ubuntu 19.10, which is based on gnome 3.34.1

bash: line 669: read: `/apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/default_profile': not a valid identifier
environment: line 414: --get: command not found
environment: line 423: --get: command not found
environment: line 225: : command not found
environment: line 225: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
environment: line 208: : command not found
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OMGdaDPS commented Nov 6, 2019

same here. i get the exact same error. Ubuntu 19.10 vanilla also.

@katerynarieznik
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@jantonioperez @OMGdaDPS I do not know why it happens but I know a workaround. You need to create manually a new profile in preferences and name it Default. Then Gogh script will work.

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OMGdaDPS commented Nov 8, 2019

thank you! ill try that as soon as i get back to my workshop, which is where that rig is located.

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OMGdaDPS commented Nov 9, 2019

@jantonioperez @OMGdaDPS I do not know why it happens but I know a workaround. You need to create manually a new profile in preferences and name it Default. Then Gogh script will work.

that worked perfectly, thank you!

@KathyReid
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Confirming that I have this issue, and that the documented workaround of creating a Default profile also worked for me - thank you so much for documenting this :-)

@mortezasabihi
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@rieznik thanks, It worked successfully

@Mgldvd Mgldvd added the FYI - Docs useful information label Jan 31, 2020
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@jantonioperez @OMGdaDPS I do not know why it happens but I know a workaround. You need to create manually a new profile in preferences and name it Default. Then Gogh script will work.

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I am running Ubuntu 19.10 and had the same issue. This fixed it. Thanks

@daemqn
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daemqn commented May 13, 2020

Also on 20.04 LTS
However, my language is french and the default profile is "Sans Nom" (unnamed or untitled in english)
Could it be this ?
Default profile created fixed the issue

kangas added a commit to kangas/workbench that referenced this issue Nov 1, 2020
supported workaround for Gogh-Co/Gogh#203

"Ubuntu 19.10: default_profile not a valid identifier, command not
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@chriskennedydev
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Just want to confirm that the workaround works on Ubuntu 21.04. Thank you both (gogh for the awesome scripts and rieznik for the suggestion)!

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kedoska commented Jul 4, 2021

Works perfectly on a Linux pop-os 21.04 🙇‍♂️

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cxshing commented Aug 22, 2021

Just want to confirm that works perfectly on Linux Pop OS 21.04

@wisentini
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It's working on Manjaro GNOME 21.1.5!

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kanaan-dvlps commented Jun 12, 2023

@jantonioperez @OMGdaDPS I do not know why it happens but I know a workaround. You need to create manually a new profile in preferences and name it Default. Then Gogh script will work.

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You can also rename the current profile name to Default and it will work as well! Thanks a lot for the help.
Also a potential fix can be changing the logic from looking for Default profile for any available profile, or the current profile maybe? Don't know how the scripts work under the hood but this just came to my mind as a more permanent fix.

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Srbito4 commented Dec 20, 2023

thanks a lot <3

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