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xdot can be installed on python 2.7 through pip (but it doesn't work) #31

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ppolewicz opened this issue May 22, 2016 · 2 comments
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to fix this, 'classifiers' should be set in setup.py (like this)

Also, dependency from gi and gi-cairo should be added so installation via pip is easier.

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Also, installation on Ubuntu now is simply sudo apt-get install xdot

jrfonseca added a commit that referenced this issue Jun 23, 2016
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'classifiers' should be set in setup.py

Fixed. Thanks!

Also, dependency from gi and gi-cairo should be added so installation via pip is easier.

I don't thing that installing gi and gi-cairo via pip works reliably, neither on Linux neither on Windows. It doesn't work for me at least

installation on Ubuntu now is simply sudo apt-get install xdot

Right. But I don't want to clutter the README with instructions of how to install xdot using every Linux distro out there. I presume that people are confortable searching and installing packages using whatever Linux distro of their choice.

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