Closed Broam closed 4 years ago
I don't really support Linux, but it should run on Linux. I have tested before.
Currently installing Ubuntu on a VirtualBox drive and will test.
Works for me. Menu items are all there.
Edit: Updated 2: pip3 -> python3-pip
sudo apt install python3 python3-pip python3-pyqt5
The package is python3-pip, not pip3. I am using the release, not the latest git.
After manually setting the path in the config.json, running python3 nparse.py just hangs.
Yes, my apologies. I put the wrong package for pip3. The latest git master branch is the latest release btw. I update the master branch only when I release.
Please install pyqt5 via pip and not apt. -> pip3 install pyqt5
This works for me. The settings menu comes up and I can choose the eq logs directory from the tray drop down.
You can delete the nparse.config.json file if it is not working, as the file is recreated with defaults if nparse doesn't find it.
If you do use pyqt5 via pip instead of through apt, you should see warning/error outputs.
nParse works for me on a fresh install of Ubuntu. I am unsure of what is happening on your system to make this not work, so I am going to close this. There is nothing within the code that requires Windows. It should work on any system with Python3 and PyQt5 -- Windows/Mac/Linux.
If you do get some error information, please reopen this issue with new information.
So the program installs fine (sudo apt install python3-pyqt5 required) but setting the EQ log directory to "/home/brian/.wine/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/Sony/EverQuest/Logs" manually in the .json causes the windows to not show.
The system tray "settings" menu is not visible in Ubuntu - right-clicking the N icon only shows me a menu to show windows, not edit settings. Please add another way to change settings via the program.