Closed JwanKhalaf closed 1 month ago
You have to install python
first with pip
, which is the package manager for python
. Then you will be able to install :)
Arch by default now uses "Externally Managed Packages" for pip, Ex: "sudo pacman -S 'python-pip'" And pip packages same way. So I don't think this will work anymore?
this also happens with other Linux distros, but each one has a specific way of doing this. Still, the package is registered on pip, so that's the way to indicate users how to download it. Closing this issue for now
Would it be possible to add some install instructions on the README please?
I've just done a fresh Arch install, but I don't have
pip3
and I'm not sure what the easiest way forward would be to use thegruvbox-factory
tool.