Closed null15 closed 3 years ago
once you extract the archive, you'll see kawaii_player
file in the extracted directory
. I think, windows doesn't show .exe
extension. You just need to click on the kawaii_player
binary file, application should open.
once you extract the archive, you'll see
kawaii_player
file in the extracteddirectory
. I think, windows doesn't show.exe
extension. You just need to click on thekawaii_player
binary file, application should open.
There is only a bunch of .py files
"C:\Users\akeno\Desktop\Kawaii Player\kawaii-player\kawaii_player"
Regarding pip install 'pkg_available_directory' something, it just spews out this error
use this link to download self contained binary. It is in releases: https://github.com/kanishka-linux/kawaii-player/releases/download/v4.2.0-1/kawaii-player-4.2.0-1.windows10.x86_64-bin.7z
use this link to download self contained binary. It is in releases: https://github.com/kanishka-linux/kawaii-player/releases/download/v4.2.0-1/kawaii-player-4.2.0-1.windows10.x86_64-bin.7z
Worked, thanks a ton.
I'm on 64-bit Windows 10, I tried following installation but I'm SOOO confused. This was the last step I did, but I can't find any application (.exe) to run.