hi, im not able to run VLC not from the icon neither from terminal.
Actually, you did run vlc succesfully but it was in cli mode. To be able to run in its GUI, you need to install its required opt depend. I could tell you the package, but that will be spoonfeed
So please look at its opt depends and you'll see the package you need to install (Hint : use pacman)
Well, let me know if Artix is it only for advanced user because when you say that i need to install its required opt depend, it's all Greek to me, is it not supposed to be installed this gui in artix?.
If it is so please let me know to uninstall the system inmediatally, thanks.
No its not, programs that are both GUI and CLI are different packages its up to the user to know and tell pacman not pacman to assume.
If you had used the correct tool to install VLC it would of informed you of the opp deps for vlc after install that being pacman cli, the only supported tool for package management.
I would not say that Artix is only for advanced users. That being said, I do feel that it is oriented toward the intermediate and above group of linux users. Someone new to linux would have to be willing to learn some things. The Archwiki (https://wiki.archlinux.org/) is a good source of info, Artix being a derivative of Arch.
How did you install vlc? Vlc is a qt based program, that is, it needs qt4 framework to function as a graphical program (gui, graphical user interface).
Since you are using xfce, which is gtk based, you do not have the needed qt4 framework for vlc's gui.
When you installed vlc, qt4 would have been listed as an optional dependency, and the reason explained.
Best regards.
It is OK, i already found the package yestarday by 'guessing' at pamac GUI... (i'm not suppouse to do that) .
During the process of installation the system ask you if you preferer VLC to the other option, when you says yes the system 'do the rest' ... is not happening the same with Xfce which we have to install later (i did it with: pacman -S xfce4 xfce goodies) maybe i miss something else).
Thanks.