Closed jpodivin closed 1 year ago
Left in draft state until I'm sure it's completely fine.
No problem. I can wait and merge when you give the ok!
Bye
Roberto
On 10/16/22 18:10, Jiří Podivín wrote:
Left in draft state until I'm sure it's completely fine.
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I believe it's ready now. I've been toying with idea of rewriting the makefile so it would install the script straight into user bin instead of alias, but it may be better to be conservative.
As a final adjustment I've changed the root login step to sudo
. That should simplify the procedure further.
I've tested the change on Debian Bullseye, container and VM on host with AMD cpu and Jammy Ubuntu.
Resolves: #57
Installation manual has been rewritten to reflect changes to the sofware. Python packages are now specified, together with version constraints and license information, in the requirements.txt file.
python_libs_install.py script has been simplified to invoke pip with '-r' argument.
README file was removed and contents combined with the README.md which covers the same topic.
Signed-off-by: Jiri Podivin jpodivin@gmail.com