Hi,

Didier Kryn <kryn@???> writes:

>     Hello.
>
> [...]
>
>     The first instruction to install  is to execute 'curl -s
> https://repo.waydro.id/ | sudo bash' , but I get the message
>
>  [!] Distribution ""daedalus"" is not supported
>
>     I bet it only knows about Debian version codes, but how does it
> get to read that the installed version is Daedalus? In /etc there are
> both debian_version and devuan_version, where the first is 12.11, and
> the last is daedalus.
>
>     Maybe I could overwrite daedalus with bookworm, but I'd like to
> know how the command gets to read /etc/devuan_version.
>
>     Any idea?

It's most likely not reading either of /etc/de{bi,vu}an_version but
/etc/os-release instead. This file should be present on just about any
self-respecting Linux distribution and removes the guessing of which
file to look for.

Hope this helps,
--
Olaf Meeuwissen