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after trying to build a portable AppDir, I've found myself having numerous issues at trying to get a local python environment going it that it completely fails to find any libraries despite being configured for a local environment
(I had to build a custom shell script to launch python3 opensnitch-ui.py because it can't be executed normally)
I'd like to request a portable build to avoid these issues:
workstation2:[tcll]:/mnt/Storage/Programs/System/opensnitch$ /mnt/Storage/Scripts/home.sh os /mnt/Storage/Programs/System/opensnitch/AppRun
/bin/sh: line 1: pkill -15 opensnitch-ui; opensnitch-ui: command not found
after the custom script:
workstation2:[tcll]:/mnt/Storage/Programs/System/opensnitch$ /mnt/Storage/Scripts/home.sh os /mnt/Storage/Programs/System/opensnitch/AppRun
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/mnt/Storage/Programs/System/opensnitch/usr/bin/opensnitch-ui.py", line 3, in <module>
from PyQt5 import QtWidgets, QtGui, QtCore
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'PyQt5'
everything required has indeed been extracted to the AppDir, python just refuses to look where it's been told to
(I'm guessing because these are Debian binaries)
a portable release should come with an included python environment, solving all of these issues
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after trying to build a portable AppDir, I've found myself having numerous issues at trying to get a local python environment going it that it completely fails to find any libraries despite being configured for a local environment
(I had to build a custom shell script to launch
python3 opensnitch-ui.py
because it can't be executed normally)I'd like to request a portable build to avoid these issues:
after the custom script:
everything required has indeed been extracted to the AppDir, python just refuses to look where it's been told to
(I'm guessing because these are Debian binaries)
a portable release should come with an included python environment, solving all of these issues
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: