Make sure to read the compilation instructions, in order to find out how to set the installation location on a chosen directory instead of the default one.įor example: installing cmatrix from source code Compile it, while making sure the target installation is not the default but a place you have write permissions on (like a directory under your home directory.
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In order to compile and install software using local installation you'll have to: Run it from that ~/Downloads/free42/free42dec ¶ Other software ¶ Compiling software for local installation In case the files aren't stored under a directory, create mkdir free42Įxtract the tar xf Free42Linux.tgz -C free42 List files to see the tar tvf Free42Linux.tgz
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In case you need a pre-copiled software you may search for local installation such as tar.gz file, open it on a directory where you have write permissions (like sub-directory on your home directory, for example) and run the executable from this directory.įor example: installing Free42, simulator of HP-42s from wget The package will be installed under your activated virtualenv After successful compilation, run python setup.py install (no sudo needed).Run python setup.py build, you may run python setup.py -help to see if you need to pass some extra parameters.Download the software, uncompress it if needed and change to the directory.python -c "import cowsay cowsay.tux('I installed cowsay package')" ¶ Compile Python packages using setup.py buildĪs with pip insallation, compiling python packages is done within an active virtualenv. Installing python packages may be done using a virtual environment as described hereįor virtualenv my-venv-p3.9 -p python3.9 source my-venv-p3.9/bin/activate.csh But I haven't got time to look at your code, so those are just suppositions.When you need software that isn't installed on CSE system, you can install it locally. If I have to guess I would either say it can be due to a fixed (size-independent) number of pixels defining the swipe distance, or to the loading/copy of active layer key (taking more time in high-res) interfering with the handling of key presses. I noticed that with size 12 a slight swipe left or right on a key show the "print-out", that's something that I can't reproduce on size 2. With the size 2 I don't have any problem at all, with size 6 there are some miss from time to time, and with size 12 it's hard to use, a non-negligible number of keys are missed. On another topic I have the feeling that high-res skins have issue registering some key presses.
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I may have a look once if Github Pages with the skin files committed to the repository have this issue as well. That's the problem then, Github release links redirect with a HTTP 302 to a long URL that does not end with ".gif". I think that's because Fossies pretty-layouts text-like formats, so the layout file gets turned into something Free42 can't handle.Īs long as you have skins at simple links, which can be loaded without HTTP redirects or text reformatting, they should work in the Free42 skin loader. But there can be other issues as well: when I tried loading a skin from Fossies, it seemed to load successfully, but when I tried to use it, I ended up with a black screen and had to uninstall and reinstall Free42. That's what causes it to be unable to load Streak圜obra's links. One thing that trips it up is links that cause redirects, where the actual link that ends up being loaded after the redirect doesn't match the desired pattern. When you click Load, it loads that URL (again), and the matching one with. layout, and only enables the Load button when such a URL is loaded.
The skin loader in Free42 for Android, iOS, and MacOS looks for URLs ending in. If I can do something to improve this please let met know Thomas, otherwise I may eventually see if I can quickly generate a "Github pages" with the skin links, somehow. For the issue about downloading from Github, I'm not sure how it is implemented on the app side so I don't know what is causing problems.
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