Any knows what happened to the channel? Has it gone innactive? That's a bummer if true..I've just find out about this channel and I love the neovim content. I love it even more when I found out the channel also covers Debian stuff.
As Always... Video Gold Mike! Plus, thanks for the mention in the video and in the description. If you don't mind, I think I will alter the qtile portion of the bookworm-scripts to replicate your methodology. I know it currently works, but tend to think the long term upside is MORE than justified.
@JustAGuyLinux. I have a script on my gitlab for installing qtile this way if you'd like to have a look... Feel free to use whatever you want. gitlab.com/linuxdabbler/debian-install-scripts
@Little-bird-told-me. Great name BTW... I haven't tried many Wayland compositors aside from sway, but qtile, dwl, and hyprland seem pretty neat and I will definitely try them at some point... but I probably won't make a video until I have something worth showing. Be it a deploy script, a rice, or both.
Weird I tested this out on my debian install that already had KDE first and it worked. Then I wanted to do on a fresh minimal install and when I did the /bin/pip install qtile/. I get the externally managed error. I am following exactly what the error said (same thing you said to do in the video with venv) but no luck!
Fantastic video! Been thinking of giving qtile a try for a while now but had issues setting it up in Mint. I recently switched to Debian and have been absolutely loving it, but AwesomeWM has me wrapped around its little finger😅😂
I like qtile, and while it isn't my daily driver (that's reserved for dwm and spectrwm), I wanted to share the steps to get it working through a python virtual environment. My old video covering this doesn't work anymore.
Any knows what happened to the channel? Has it gone innactive?
That's a bummer if true..I've just find out about this channel and I love the neovim content.
I love it even more when I found out the channel also covers Debian stuff.
I hope you'll return with more videos, especially Debian-related ones. I appreciate your work.
Excellent as always!
Thanks Matt... I know you must be thinking... "Where was this video MONTHS ago!!!" ... Lol sorry it took me a while.
Come back dude... You channel is great
You are amazing. I would love to see a complete install and configuring of Debian + Xfce from your wtm perspective :)
As Always... Video Gold Mike! Plus, thanks for the mention in the video and in the description. If you don't mind, I think I will alter the qtile portion of the bookworm-scripts to replicate your methodology. I know it currently works, but tend to think the long term upside is MORE than justified.
@JustAGuyLinux. I have a script on my gitlab for installing qtile this way if you'd like to have a look... Feel free to use whatever you want.
gitlab.com/linuxdabbler/debian-install-scripts
Sir its time to move to Wayland. And Qtile is wayland ready. Would love a video at some future date, until then we will wait :)
@Little-bird-told-me. Great name BTW... I haven't tried many Wayland compositors aside from sway, but qtile, dwl, and hyprland seem pretty neat and I will definitely try them at some point... but I probably won't make a video until I have something worth showing. Be it a deploy script, a rice, or both.
Quality stuff as always!
Weird I tested this out on my debian install that already had KDE first and it worked. Then I wanted to do on a fresh minimal install and when I did the /bin/pip install qtile/. I get the externally managed error. I am following exactly what the error said (same thing you said to do in the video with venv) but no luck!
We need hyprland as well.
I hope you and your family are doing well.
Fantastic video! Been thinking of giving qtile a try for a while now but had issues setting it up in Mint. I recently switched to Debian and have been absolutely loving it, but AwesomeWM has me wrapped around its little finger😅😂
Sweet vid man.
why not dwm anyway..
I like qtile, and while it isn't my daily driver (that's reserved for dwm and spectrwm), I wanted to share the steps to get it working through a python virtual environment. My old video covering this doesn't work anymore.
Great video - understood it.
DistroTube recently had a video on installing a python3 program using venv - so, was familiar w/that.
until nextime ...
Thanks!
Also, awesome water bottle.
I agree. Love this new water bottle
You did not use venv at all. To use venv you have to activate it. In this case you installed all needed dependencies to your system and not the venv.
He uses pip inside venv because if you try to use pip by simple "pip" or "python3 -m pip" it will refuse to install anything
Awesome video bro!
Btw, How can I select qtile in my DM? right now im using "ly" but it doest show qtile as an option.
I believe you would need to locate the qtile.desktop file and put it in the .xsessions folder alongside your default desktop session file.
Nice video. By the way, not needing manual copy of qtile config. It automatically created when you first launching qtile.
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