No Way Know How

First time getting Citrix running under Arch instead of Debian. Most straightforward one yet, thanks mostly to an updated installer from Citrix themselves. Download it from: http://www.citrix.com/downloads/citrix-receiver/linux/receiver-for-linux-13-2.html unpack it and run: sudo ./setupwfc [go through install steps] that should pretty much do it, apart from sorting out the browser certs, which I finally managed using (I think) the following command: sudo ln -sf /etc/ssl/certs/* /opt/Citrix/ICAClient/keystore/cacerts/ having tried all kinds of other stuff I googled. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Citrix#Security_Certificates

Another install, another drama getting icaclient working. So I followed the instructions in my previous post and it worked OK to a point. Firstly, I've learned enough since I the last time that I'm nervous about chucking in repositories willy-nilly especially the sid repo and wheezy repo in the same breath! Anyway, I pushed on recklessly and got ica client installed and working as per the instructions, but it was coming up broken due to an unresolved dependency (that synaptic wouldn't tell me!). apt-get instsall -f didn't work. Long story short: sudo dpkg --configure -a  told me the dependencies that weren't fulfilled and I just did sudo vim /var/lib/dpkg/status /icaclient and deleted the dependencies. Hacky, but I don't care. Then I removed the additional repos from /etc/apt/sources-list so I didn't get all clashing updates from stable and unstable debian repos. So now citrix works as well as I need it to and my packages are up-to-date...

cont. * removed myself from audio group deluser <user> audio * tinkered with the tint2rc, but it's backed up so not really an issue * 15 and 16 from "Round off your Crunchbang Waldorf" ICA Client (citrix receiver): OK, I thought I'd streamlined this before , before I got this done much quicker this time!  Forget compiling nspluginwrapper, manually creating those missing directories, editing the post-install script, etc. Here's what happened today on the probook. From this page followed these instructions: 1) Enable 32 bit architecture: % dpkg --add-architecture i386 (check, if you like) dpkg --print-architecture  amd64 dpkg --print-foreign-architectures i386 2) Add 32 bit repositories to /etc/apt/sources.list deb [arch=amd64,i386] http://http.us.debian.org/debian/ unstable main contrib non-free  While you're in there, add: deb http://ftp.au.debian.org/debian/ squeeze main contrib non-free from the advice here . 3) Up...

Trying to get Citrix Receiver working on a fresh install of #! Waldorf. I'm sure I had the 64-bit version up and running several months ago with relatively little hassle, but something seems to have changed, and I couldn't find the blog post I cribbed my solution from last time. Having spent about 8 hours intermittently working on this, I'm pretty sure it's  the removal of nspluginwrapper from the repos that's done me in, but I can't be sure. My torturous route to partial success today has involved so many blind alleys, red herrings and near embolisms that I almost don't know what all I've done, but I think these are the significant steps: * Enable 32-bit architecture and install the required dependencies * Compile the bastard nspluginwrapper - couldn't get it working any other way * I also had to manually create all the friggin' directories it wanted, for some reason, in /usr/lib/. Don't know why the script couldn't do it * Dow...