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If you look at the install script from the jetsonhacks GitHub repo, you'll notice on line 13 that it runs sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-ros-base -y which will install only the ROS base. The ROS base version does not include any GUI tools according to the install page on the wiki.

If you look at the install script from the jetsonhacks GitHub repo, you'll notice on line 13 that it runs sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-ros-base -y which will install only the ROS base. The ROS base version does not include any GUI tools according to the install page on the wiki.

If you look at the install script from the jetsonhacks GitHub repo, you'll notice on line 13 that it runs sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-ros-base -y which will install only the ROS base. The ROS base version does not include any GUI tools according to the install page on the wiki.

Edit: Forget this answer, This may not apply, I re-read your question and I missed the part about you installing and re-installing rqt and rqt-common-plugins.

If you look at the install script from the jetsonhacks GitHub repo, you'll notice on line 13 that it runs sudo apt-get install ros-kinetic-ros-base -y which will install only the ROS base. The ROS base version does not include any GUI tools according to the install page on the wiki.

After installing, run rqt to see if it works.

Edit: This may not apply, I re-read your question and I missed the part about you installing and re-installing rqt and rqt-common-plugins.