Re: Chirp install on Linux failure, again. (Dan Smith)
Thanks for the replies.
Well...
After some research. (And still as yet unable to locate "The Pipx people".)
(The most informative site I found is at:- https://pipx.pypa.io/stable/troubleshooting/ But I've not yet found a way to locate, let alone to reach out to the Pipx crew.)
Anyway, after reading through that page, and also several other similar sites.
I uninstalled/purged the antique distro version of Chirp.
Then removed/purged python3-venv and python3-pip
That also removed pipx.
System restart, no issues.
I then :- sudo apt install python3-venv python3-pip Completed with no error.
Pipx still didn't exist, so...
sudo apt install pipx Also completed with no errors.
pipx list now returns
:*~*$ pipx list nothing has been installed with pipx 😴
System restart again, no issues.
Then retried... $ pipx install --system-site-packages ./Downloads/chirp-20240827-py3-none-any.whl
The install still fails in the same way as before.
:-(
Looking at the structure of the .whl file, it "seems" to be a simple compressed archive of a folder structure that contains the application.
So, how to install that manually, and invoke it correctly?
Or, how to install from sources?
Otherwise, I'm stumped.
73.
Dave G0WBX.
After some research. (And still as yet unable to locate "The Pipx people".)
Like most projects these days, it'd be via github:
Could also be a mint problem, FWIW. Could also be residue packages on your system that is causing pipx (really pip, under the covers) to choke while enumerating them.
Then removed/purged python3-venv and python3-pip
That also removed pipx.
Yeah, removing and reinstalling pip/pipx is not going to solve a problem with stuff in your ~/.local, if that's indeed what/where the problem is.
Looking at the structure of the .whl file, it "seems" to be a simple compressed archive of a folder structure that contains the application.
So, how to install that manually, and invoke it correctly?
Or, how to install from sources?
The source is the .tar.gz file on the archive site. You're more than welcome to try to get it running by building a venv, installing all your own dependencies into it and installing it manually into that venv.
--Dan
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