Mike, please don't troll here. Your subject wording implies that PyBOMBS is trying to sabotage Anaconda, which is clearly not the case.
You're the first to bring this up, and I'm sure there's an easy fix to make PyBOMBS and Anaconda live happily side by side. Also, your sample size limited to cheetah. Let's take a look at the recipe: ``` satisfy: deb: python-cheetah >= 2.0 rpm: python-cheetah >= 2.0 pacman: python2-cheetah >= 2.0 ``` So, our recipe is configured to check deb, rpm and pacman. Not the command line, nor pip. So let's change this: ``` satisfy: deb: python-cheetah >= 2.0 rpm: python-cheetah >= 2.0 pacman: python2-cheetah >= 2.0 pip: Cheetah >= 2.0 cmd: cheetah --version >= 2.0 ``` Easy fix! I'll push this change right now, and then maybe it even works for you. Making PyBOMBS work on all kinds of more or less common systems is a matter of lots of people hammering on it and reporting back. I appreciate your feedback, but note your choice of words can make other people, who didn't read your full email, decide to dislike PyBOMBS and not even give it a chance. Cheers, M On 04/22/2016 09:07 AM, Mike Markowski wrote: > Just curious why I can't use pybombs on an anaconda > (https://www.continuum.io/) tree? > > Since our lab is not on the internet, anaconda is a great python > solution. Pybombs-2.0.1 installs fine in the regular /usr/bin/python > tree on ubuntu 15.10 boxes but not under anaconda, where it complains > that it can't find cheetah even though cheetah v2.4.4 is in /usr/bin/. > > Definitely not end of the world since is easy enough to not use anaconda > tree, but we also have other things like gpib control, etc., that would > be nice to not install twice. > > Thanks! > Mike Markowski > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss-gnuradio mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio _______________________________________________ Discuss-gnuradio mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss-gnuradio
