Download Shadowsocks Appimage, change permission configuration be make it exectable Input the information offered by your SS service supplier.Ģ. if everything okay, you should be able to get access to Google now.ġ. Then, open the Shadowsocks Appimage, connect with certain channel, ensure it shows connected, test Latency, if you want. Nothing special.ĥ)After that, maybe you need to reboot the Firefox, or also your computer. Using Firefox, installed the Proxy SwitchyOmega Add on, and configure it as you can see when installing, or what you can find on internet. You may need to pay attention to your local port, make it consistent with the service offered by your supplier? Not sure about that.Īlso install the shadowsocks with sudo apt-get, and edit the configuration files with sudo gedit.Īlso install and edit the proxychains configure files (As mentioned above, use local port 0 here, instead of 1080) I guess for me that the most suspicious reason why it didn't work at the first beginning. Finally I happened to notice that the default local port for my SS service is 0, so I changed all the local port to 0, in Appimage as well as in the configure files for shadowsocks and proxychains. I tried with 1080 at first beginning(according to all the experiences shared online, they all used 1080), but it could not work. Just be careful here, the local port I used is 0 here.
Not sure whether all of them are necessary, but hope it can be useful to you guys:ĭownload Shadowsocks Appimage, change permission configuration be make it exectable Input the information offered by your SS service supplier.
2.After sever trials, finally get connected to Google now. Nightly build will replace INDI stable build packges. Sudo apt-get install indi-full kstars-bleeding gsc sudo apt-add-repository ppa:mutlaqja/indinightly It is only available for testing purposes.
Nightly unstable builds for INDI and KStars are available.
INDI Library is available for Ubuntu 18.04 and higher.
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