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About
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This document is about the installing of both pytomb and the tomb gui.
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Pytomb is a python library that is needed to run the tomb gui
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Dependencies
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The pytomb library has NO dependencies. Hooray!
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The gui depends on having PyQt4 installed in your operative system. This is
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package python-qt4 in debian or ubuntu, python2-pyqt in archlinux. If you are
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unsure about this, try to install and check if it works ;)
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Basic Installation
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==================
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First, install pytomb. It has no dependencies
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1. `cd' to the directory containing pytomb (src/pytomb)
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2. do `sudo python2 setup.py install'
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Then, you have to install the gui.
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1. `cd' to the directory containing the gui (src/qt)
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2. do `python2 setup.py build_ui'
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3. do `sudo python2 setup.py install'
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