Hey guys, a while ago I finished scripting this for fun. Just copy/paste, follow the instructions and run it https://gist.github.com/allenskd/9541102 Usage example: Enjoy, let me know if you have any questions. Remember to save the file ending with .py
I would like to make a suggestion regarding the very first line. /usr/bin/python might mean a different thing depending on what distro it runs on. Most distros have Python 2 named simply as python on the system, while a few other distros have adopted Python 3 as the default python. This could cause issues on some distros. If you instead change it to Code: #! /usr/bin/env python2 then it specifically calls Python 2 no matter what the distro chooses to use as default Python package.
I know, thanks for the suggestion. In the end I left it like the first line because /usr/bin/python whilst just a link still uses python2.7 primarily on many distributions and python 3 is left installed but not as default. Not many distributions ships Python 3 which is an assumption I made at the end. Python 3 being a few years old now is still on that stage where legacy code has to be ported over. I wouldn't think hard on it to be honest, but the suggestion is still appreciated Unrelated: The WINE-related project I mentioned a couple of weeks back will be fully Python 3 only (it will set a virtualenv automatically just to be on the safe side). No reason to go back to Python 2.x, the only way is to move forward :]
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Just thought I would mention it in case some people encounter issues with that. Arch and all Arch based distros use Python 3 as default python package, so users of those distributions would need to change the first line in the script. Glad to hear your other project will by Python 3. I began with Python 3, so I should be able to help out with the coding if you'd like some help.
Oh yea I added your line Daerandin doesn't hurt one bit haha. That and a clarification about the pip package on other distros (python-pip)
Hey Daerandin can I contact you related to the WINE project? no compromise of course. I need to see if I can get a pair of eyes on this.
Of course you can. I might not have much time to delve into the code today, but I'll make time during the weekend.
