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> BTW if there be widely used console gui - it could be great to have a
> dedicated package for it, so that leo could consist of several packages:
> core, console, qt, probably vim and emacs...
>
It might be as simple as a req-console.txt, req-flexx.txt. etc. that can be
installed with `pip
Thanks!
I suspected that it would be that strange :-)
BTW if there be widely used console gui - it could be great to have a
dedicated package for it, so that leo could consist of several packages:
core, console, qt, probably vim and emacs...
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I haven't found a way of instructing pip to skip failures.
One option would be to comment out the lines in *setup.py:user_requires*
that involve pyqt, and then `pip install --editable path/to/leo-code` as
normal.
Just the 1st two I think:
user_requires = [
#'PyQt5 >= 5.12, < 5.13', # v5
Just don't install pyqt at all.
I was playing with the web app version of flexx a while back and I think I
only installed these pip packages:
pip install docutils nbformat pylint pypandoc sphinx semantic_version flexx
and then ran leo from the git checkout with --gui=browser.
You should be abl
I have a very ancient notebook, it is still 32bits. surprisingly recent
lubuntus run fine there.
I use it time after time but! I cannot use it with .leo files cause it is
absolutely impossible to install Leo on 32bit systems since pyqt is
required and pyqt for itself supports only 64bit linuxes.
