veltzer / openbook

OpenBook is an open source Jazz real book
https://veltzer.github.io/openbook/
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templar package #91

Closed eudoxos closed 4 years ago

eudoxos commented 9 years ago

I am unable to locate the templar package on Ubuntu; I installed templar using pip3 install templar, but it seems to be name-coincidence and no what is really needed --

Makefile:1: /usr/share/templar/make/Makefile: No such file or directory

I am running Ubuntu 14.10. Googling /usr/share/templar/make/Makefile only returns pages of this or related projects. What is happening?

veltzer commented 9 years ago

You can get it here: https://launchpad.net/~mark-veltzer/+archive/ubuntu/ppa

david-pace commented 8 years ago

Hi, I just tried installing templar on Mac OS X. Unfortunately this is not possible because your ppa can not be added:

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mark-veltzer/ppa
sudo: add-apt-repository: command not found

I also tried to use homebrew, without success. Is there another way to build on OS X?

veltzer commented 8 years ago

You can download the source code and compile yourself (make, sudo make install). I don't have Mac OS X...:(

david-pace commented 8 years ago

Unfortunately I can't compile on OS X. make outputs:

make: ./src/templar_cmd: Command not found
make: ./src/make_helper: Command not found
doing [all]
make: Nothing to be done for `all'.

When running templar_cmd independently, the output is:

-bash: ./templar_cmd: /usr/bin/python3: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

For security reasons, /usr/bin may not be modified anymore on OS X 10.11, so I can't symlink my python in there. Mine is installed in /usr/local/bin. Can I parameterize the command or the make script somehow?

veltzer commented 8 years ago

Unfortunately no. But you can change it manually. I need to add an option to configure where your python is.

yam655 commented 4 years ago

Instead of directly calling python3 in any particular path, you can use: /usr/bin/env python3

This is guaranteed to find python3 on the PATH for any POSIX system. (Including macOS.)

veltzer commented 4 years ago

templar has been dropped as prereq.