Open etzabo opened 2 years ago
Check
which splatplost
sudo pip freeze | grep "splatplost"
If you didn't install it in your systemwide python-packages, sudo cannot find it. Use full path from which
command instead.
Check
which splatplost
sudo pip freeze | grep "splatplost"
If you didn't install it in your systemwide python-packages, sudo cannot find it. Use full path from
which
command instead.
I tried this, and even installed Debian for apt
, but it still fails to install dbus-python
. I can't install the custom image since I run Asahi Linux. Is one of your dependencies unsupportive of ARM-64 architecture?
Check
which splatplost
sudo pip freeze | grep "splatplost"
If you didn't install it in your systemwide python-packages, sudo cannot find it. Use full path from
which
command instead.
I have nop idea what any of this means. :p
I installed the program as instructed but "which splatplost" returns nothing and "sudo pip freeze | grep "splatplost"" returns only "splatplost==0.1.4". I even found some path where the program could be, at "/usr/local/lib/python3.10/dist-packages/splatplost" but it still doesn't work.
What exactly I'm expected to do, since I'm totally new on Ubuntu and I barely managed to find the Terminal? Do I install it again with a different command?
System seems to know that there is a "splatplan" and a "splatplot" command, but no "splatplost".
When I try to run a splatplost command, I receive the following message:
sudo: splatplan: command not found
. I'm using Arch.