[OllieGee]

Firstly excuse my ignorance, I am an absolute newbie to Raspberry Pi, Kodi and Linux...

I have a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B running Rasbian (wheezy)

I installed Kodi (Or tried to...) in the terminal by running sudo apt-get install kodi

It ran through a download (and what looked like an install process) then finished.

I expected after the install (Probably stupidly) an icon on the desktop for Kodi, or an icon in Programs menu for Kodi but found none.

I don't know if it actually installed OK, or if it did how I can now run Kodi on my Raspberry Pi.

Any help gratefully received!

Thanks
Ollie

[black_eagle]

In terminal, type kodi & and hit <enter>

[OllieGee]

Thanks for the reply.
Just tried that, and got the following:

bash: Kodi: command not found

[nickr]

kodi not Kodi

[OllieGee]

I did type 'kodi' not 'Kodi' into the command line then hit enter, and got the error in my previous post.

cheers

[black_eagle]

Not installed then, or not properly at any rate.

[popcornmix]

I have a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B running Rasbian (wheezy)

Wheezy is too old - Jessie has been the only supported release for a long time.

But really you would be recommended to use a Kodi distribution like LibreELEC or OSMC
- they will just work whereas kodi on raspbian needs a fair amount of set up and won't be as optimised a build.

[OllieGee]

Agreed - I have just installed LibreELEC on my Pi and it appears to work a treat.

Cheers everyone!

Ollie