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ubuntu fail. very sad. #61

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pantsandsocks opened this issue Feb 27, 2018 · 5 comments
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ubuntu fail. very sad. #61

pantsandsocks opened this issue Feb 27, 2018 · 5 comments

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@pantsandsocks
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How to install and run on a debian distro such as ubuntu?

I installed it through pip. There were no errors, but when I run doge nothing happens.

I am using uxrvt-unicode for my terminal. Attached is a screenshot.

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@Olivia5k
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Olivia5k commented Mar 2, 2018

wow.py is just a library and cannot be executed like that. core.py should though, even though that's not really the proper way to execute it.

When pip install the package, the doge command should have been put in /usr/local/bin or equivalent. As such, just running doge should run the script and give you the output. Does that work?

@pschfr
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pschfr commented Oct 16, 2018

I can't get it to run either, and it's not in /usr/local/bin. Any ideas?

@pschfr
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pschfr commented Oct 16, 2018

Ah! I just got it to work by putting sudo -H before pip install doge!

Maybe it's worth explaining that sudo -H might be necessary?

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pschfr commented Oct 20, 2018

New pull request for this in #63

Olivia5k added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 21, 2018
Adds note in readme to use sudo -H, fixing #61
@ShebaDoge
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How about the thing everyone hates: chrome os?

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