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Error on installing from pip #5
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In short this is a bit too vague for me to know if there is a bug or more likely a mistake on your part or misunderstanding in how things are supposed to work. rms gave a some advice long long time ago that is wish many people would get into the habit of when reporting a problem. *I can't find where but it was probably in an old Emacs manual), He said that you should give not just an error message you encountered e.g. "Command not found", but also the input or command you ran leading up to that input. It is easier to ignore information that isn't need than to fill in or guess what crucial piece of information is missing. That said, from what is shown above, I would imagine you are not familiar with Python and how to install python packages. Here is an example of what I tried and what worked for me
See if you can come up with something comparable. |
i'm sorry , yes i should have been more clear with my problem. What you prescribed in your comment worked, thanks |
i get this error on running the binary
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