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Installation documentation for Ubuntu (14.04) and Debian obsoleted #2209
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Until I can update the installation page, you can look at this for Ubuntu On Fri, May 23, 2014 at 5:36 AM, BiteMyBucket notifications@github.comwrote:
Ben Rousch |
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Do the latest changes by @thopiekar address this? |
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I also saw this bug here yesterday, but thought @brousch likes to update the instructions on the manual installation. So I decided after adding the hint how to install python3-pygame to update the rest ( except of the rpm-based distros ). |
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In my opinion the installation instructions should be updated asap. It's very discouraging to try a new framework and the installations instructions don't work makes people wonder how many documentations problems they will get during development. I still don't get which commands I have to do on the virtualenv and which ones I have to run outside the virtualenv. |
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Apr 5, 2015
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i just created a pull request formatting the recent install instructions. #3508. Anyway, these docs are imo mostly outdated. Kivy switched to SDL2 in 1.9, thus pygame installation is not required any longer. Also the ubuntu install dependencies have changed for 14.04. I wanted to update the docs to 14.04, but i fear the complete installation documentation needs an overhaul (not only linux). Nevertheless, here are the steps required to get a running kivy checkout in virtualenv on recent debian / ubuntu:
It should be pretty easy to get it installed globally once the system deps are installed:
takes kivy from pypi of course.. Update gstreamer dependencies are not included here though |
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nix closed this via #3508 |
BiteMyBucket commentedMay 23, 2014
The installation instructions relies on the ffmpeg transitional package, which has been removed in favor of the libav fork in Debian (and, consequently, Ubuntu), so they are outdated and installation will fail.
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