Otto Moerbeek wrote on Sun Dec 3 01:52:09 2023:
>
> The name of the pip package for python3 is is py3-pip.
>
Thank you. I was able to build my software successfully.
How does one find out that, e.g., the package that provides pip is
py3-pip? I will respect an answer along the lines of "read the
fabulous manual", but in that case, please tell me which fabulous
manual page I should read.
Also -- and this may also be a matter of locating and reading the
appropriate fabulous manual page -- I clearly do not understand how
the asterisk character works with the pkg_add command. After failing
to install pip, pip3 or py310-pip, I tried the command
pkg_add -v \*pip\*
and that also failed. Is there a way (other than by perusing, with a
browser, a site where the packages reside) to find the package names
that contain a given substring?
As always, thank you in advance for any and all replies.
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