Installing Qtile on Debian Bookworm, Setting up Virtual Environment and Troubleshooting Ly console.
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Distro: Debian 12 Bookworm (Stable)
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Sorry. Thought I could get this done in less time. Oh well. Overestimated myself.... yet again!! BTW, for Xorg only.
Drink more coffee next time so you and talk and type quicker! :)
@@donaldwilliams6821 I knew I forgot something today!!
Can you make a video for Wayland?
Good stuff, love your channel. Was reading up on Qtile and this certainly helped things forward.
Just wondering, why not just pip install qtile?
Debian will not let you install python packages system wide through pip. While you could manually override this, trying to install pip packages outside of a virtual environment could cause version conflicts and break your system, especially on a distro that uses older packages like Debian.
@@Jarydwithay_ Well yes, you need to create and activate a venv first. But then you can just install and update qtile with pip instead of installing a git version. Works absolutely fine and seems to be easier to maintain.
You make great videos, I looked through all of them and there was nothing about awesomewm yet. What do you think? I hope it will appear soon.
Hey Drew, is there possibility that you can make video about Windowmaker, i am interested in that DE for a while but not sure if its worth it or not.
Thanks for a Qtile installation!
Just want to hop in and say, I LOVE QTILE!!!
I used this, it worked perfectly!! And as I love Qtile, you have my thanks for this video!!
In vanilla arch with ly conlose it worked, I installed thorough pacman. Perhaps something missing in debian to install.
That's not how to use python3 virtual environments - you should activate the environment then run your pip commands when inside the environment.
e.g.
> source /home/drew/.local/src/venv/bin/activate
then, you do the pip installs
>pip install psutils
I like the minimalism of Ly but it does not work on Fedora nor openSUSE
Well if you want another 5 min video idea, I have been finding conflicting info on how to install a backports kernel on stable! Hahaha
Thanks for the idea!