showing this error installing

[dev-masum]

/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 932: read: `/apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/default_profile': not a valid identifier
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 672: --get: command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 681: --get: command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 284: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 284: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found
/home/aam/Downloads/Gogh/apply-colors.sh: line 267: : command not found

[scottrick]

Same!

[scottrick]

duplicate: #203

Fixed by renaming the theme for Terminal to "Default". (without the quotes)

[williford]

The missing command was: gconftool-2 which is installed in the gconf2 package.

So, for Ubuntu 22.04 I had to run the following command and should probably be added to the pre-install step in the README:

sudo apt install gconf2

[Mgldvd]

https://github.com/Gogh-Co/Gogh/blob/master/pages/help.md

[vvitad]

@williford thank you for documenting it! helped me