Updates to quickstart

[gab-arrobo]

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[llpeterson]

Looks good. Moving the kubectl/helm paragarphs is an improvement. One suggestion, since you now include make in the install, you can remove it from the sentence:

Note that a fresh install of Ubuntu may be missing other packages that you need (e.g., git, curl, make), but you will be prompted to install them as you step through the Quick Start sequence.

[gab-arrobo]

Looks good. Moving the kubectl/helm paragarphs is an improvement. One suggestion, since you now include make in the install, you can remove it from the sentence:

Note that a fresh install of Ubuntu may be missing other packages that you need (e.g., git, curl, make), but you will be prompted to install them as you step through the Quick Start sequence.

Sure

[gab-arrobo]

Looks good. Moving the kubectl/helm paragarphs is an improvement. One suggestion, since you now include make in the install, you can remove it from the sentence:

Note that a fresh install of Ubuntu may be missing other packages that you need (e.g., git, curl, make), but you will be prompted to install them as you step through the Quick Start sequence.

BTW, with "you will be prompted", does it mean during the installation process. For example when executing make aether-k8s-install or other make target?
Also, I think git needs to be removed from the e.g., but this is a requirement to clone OnRamp. However, I think it already comes by default in Ubuntu

[llpeterson]

For me (and it's been a while, so I'm going from memory), whenever one of the missing commands is first invoked (for example to clone the repo, or run make on the first target), I got the prompt to run apt install. The three commands listed as examples were ones that I had to retroactively install.

[gab-arrobo]

For me (and it's been a while, so I'm going from memory), whenever one of the missing commands is first invoked (for example to clone the repo, or run make on the first target), I got the prompt to run apt install. The three commands listed as examples were ones that I had to retroactively install.

I got your point. I thought that the text was referring to getting a prompt to install a package when running a make target. Please see the latest changes