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[contrib.git/3.6]: kodi: updated to version 19.3
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<ivandi>
elderK: you don't have to build everything, only the essentials. there is docker for apps, lxc for complex stuff. there are also flatpaks and appimages and binaries. wine is for for windows apps and qemu for everything else.
<elderK>
Has anyone tried out the new ntfs3 driver?
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<Romster>
elderK, it's easy as to see from usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/$nane-$version-py3.9.egg-info/requires.txt
<Romster>
or use pip3 to list/check
<SiFuh>
I don't like pip3 because it installs packages without ports, but I like it because I can keep it user home directory specific :-P
<Romster>
yeah but you can use the pip3 check command to list if anything is missing
<SiFuh>
Yeah, it is very cool
<Romster>
check Verify installed packages have compatible dependencies.
<SiFuh>
I use if for Sonarr
<Romster>
then if anything is missing well you know what needs installing and or Pkgfile-ing
<SiFuh>
I was very cautious to begin with but knowing the user only option made it more relaxing ( I don't know the word ) to use.
<Romster>
what would be nice if if pip3 could do a dependency list of ports like prt-get deptree does