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Thanks for your incredible work on pyBar. As a mac user, I suggest to add installation guidelines for macos in the INSTALL.txt file. Here is a suggestion, which worked for me (macbook air m1, macOS ventura 13.6.9)
How to install pyBar on macos ??
I) prepare the python environment on mac
a) install homebrew
c) Install dependencies (PyGObject for Modern GTK+ 3 and numpy)
brew install pygobject3
pip3 install PyGObject
pip3 install numpy
II) Download and tweak pyBar files
a) Download pyBar sources from http://pybar.fr/download.html
b) unzip pyBar.zip in /Applications folder -> there is now a pyBar3.4 folder in /Applications
c) open the file pyBar with a text editor, and modify command /usr/bin/python3 $BASEDIR/pyBar.py to use the desired version of python (for which you installed dependencies)
d) double-click on the file pyBar to launch pyBar. You can also create an alias
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Thanks for your incredible work on pyBar. As a mac user, I suggest to add installation guidelines for macos in the INSTALL.txt file. Here is a suggestion, which worked for me (macbook air m1, macOS ventura 13.6.9)
How to install pyBar on macos ??
I) prepare the python environment on mac
a) install homebrew
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
b) Install Python 3, Pip
brew install python
python3 --version #check python3 install
pip3 --version #check pip3 install. If missing : python3 -m ensurepip --upgrade
c) Install dependencies (PyGObject for Modern GTK+ 3 and numpy)
brew install pygobject3
pip3 install PyGObject
pip3 install numpy
II) Download and tweak pyBar files
a) Download pyBar sources from http://pybar.fr/download.html
b) unzip pyBar.zip in /Applications folder -> there is now a pyBar3.4 folder in /Applications
c) open the file pyBar with a text editor, and modify command /usr/bin/python3 $BASEDIR/pyBar.py to use the desired version of python (for which you installed dependencies)
d) double-click on the file pyBar to launch pyBar. You can also create an alias
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: