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pffft... attempting to install a pyton application... it has an installer script but it seems to assume Debian - which was found inn a parameter not supported by setup.py on my Dennis (Fedora). Removed the option and ran the script again, and it completed without further grumbles and even installed a .desktop for my menu. Yay! No, #notyay: the menu item does nothing. Opening .desktop to find 'exec' line and then running that from a shell gives me more: module 'PySide' (whatever that is) is not found. So, now I need to find (and install, I guess) that. !grrr Still, I have the feeling I'm getting better at resolving problems like this! !photography #gettingbetteratlinux #thingsphotographersdo ;)
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@mk OK 'python-pyside' is actually a dependency; INSTALLATION.txt mentions it, but the installer script doesn't check for it :( It's in the repo, so, no problem - installed now. Yay! Now the program starts (grumbling about a problem with the config file but admitting at the same time that can happen if it's run for the very first time. ha! #thingsphotographersdo #iwon
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@mk yay! mission accomplished. tired and sleepy now! so, I'll go to bed :) #thingsphotographersdo
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