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regarding Arch #91
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@Shadowphoenix Arch is a supported OS. https://github.com/OpenVoiceOS/ovos-installer/blob/main/utils/common.sh#L235 |
arch is now on python 3.12, i believe that is the problem here |
yeah i seem to have had a bit of an Aneurysm skimming the Readme Lol. Yeah, Installer doesnt work with Python 3.12 because the script searches for 3.11 specificall. installing Python 3.11 for example via that AUR-Package is a workaround for the time being |
I think it might be time to switch to Python 3.12, I gonna have to run more tests but so far so good. |
@Shadowphoenix do you mind to try this PR #101? |
will do tmrw. |
On another note i suggest rewriting the Readme a little. Remember how i stumbled over the | Arch | N/A | you have written there? Usually when i encounter N/A, it means "not available". This suggests that something is not supported in any way shape or form which was what lead me to think i cant run this on Arch properly. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/N/A While technically it is correct as there is no one specific version of Arch you need to run this, this is a bit misleading. |
N/A works as well for Not Applicable but I will have a look on how to improve it. |
Change got merged, please re-open if needed. |
ik Arch is currently unsupported however i think i have found a way to still make it work.
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python311 can be used to get the python-venv up and running so i would find it reasonable to at least mention this in the Readme, however with the Caviart of saying that running anything from the AUR means you are on your own.
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