[evil_storm]

Hi. I install Kodi on Ubuntu but it will not launch at all. I install Ubuntu and Kodi same day, clean install no other software. I have no Linux experience at all.

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/spsftG2Kms/

[Klojum]

Did you follow the wiki on how to properly install Kodi on Linux systems? Look here for the correct procedure: https://kodi.wiki/view/HOW-TO:Install_Ko...tributions

(I'm guessing you haven't used the Kodi PPA).
Right now, you seemed to have installed the default Kodi from the Ubuntu repository. That is not the same Kodi application...

[evertiro]

If you're completely new to Linux you might want to look into LibreELEC or OSMC. They're both designed specifically for running Kodi, so you should have less issues.

[evil_storm]

Ive installed as the guide says and it really should work. Currently i use ts3 server and it doesnt seem tog work with openelec.

[evertiro]

That's fair! That said... I've run a TS server on LibreELEC (not OpenELEC) through docker successfully.

[Klojum]

Although OpenELEC in its basics should work, it has not been maintained for almost a year now.
LibreELEC is up-to-date with all scrapers and video playing, such as 10bit video.

Intel® Core™ i5-2410M
An Intel Sandy Bridge machine should have no problems running LibreELEC.
Install LibreELEC on a bootable USB stick, and test drive it in Live mode on your machine.

[evil_storm]

Ok I will try LibreELEC instead since it also can be used as a TS3 server. Thank you men!

[evertiro]

Ok I will try LibreELEC instead since it also can be used as a TS3 server. Thank you men!

 Let us know if you need further assistance!

[jmgibson1981]

I haven't tried 18.04. Rather wait till the dust settles. 16.04 it works flawlessly on all my machines from the ppa. Try 16.04.