How to set up on Solus?
tio-trom opened this issue · 2 comments
tio-trom commented
I am new to Solus, moving from Ubuntu (so I'm still learning), but how do I set this up on Solus?
tio@trom ~ $ pip install pypia
bash: pip: command not found
tio@trom ~ $ eopkg install pypia
Program terminated.
You have to be root for this operation.
Please use 'eopkg help' for general help.
tio@trom ~ $ sudo eopkg install pypia
Password:
System error. Program terminated.
Repo item pypia not found
Please use 'eopkg help' for general help.
Use --debug to see a traceback.
tio@trom ~ $ pypia -i
bash: pypia: command not found
tio@trom ~ $
dagrha commented
Hi TROMsite, pip
is the python package manager-- it is used to install python packages. The first error you show (bash: pip: command not found
) seems to indicate that pip is not installed or is not in your path.
A couple recommendations to try:
- you could try to invoke pip by running
python -m pip install pypia
. Note that you may need to usepython3
instead ofpython
-- I'm not sure if solus os uses python 2.7 or python 3+ by default. - if that doesn't work and indeed pip is not installed, you can try to use the os package manager to install it. Something like
eopkg install pip
oreopkg install pip3
-- you'll have to consult Solus documentation or forums. If that works, you could then possibly use thepip install pypia
command. - If none of the above work, you can clone this repo, cd to the directory where
pypia.py
lives and invoke the script directly (python pypia.py -i
). Note that with this option,pypia
would not be added to your PATH, so you could not invoke simplepypia
at the terminal, but you'd get the VPN routes in the NetworkManger applet.
Please let me know if you get it working and how. Cheers.
tio-trom commented
Thank you very much, it worked after installing pip via Solus repositories. Awesome! Thank you!