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It looks neat, although the installer side of it looks to still be messy enough to warrant my waiting a bit before installing it in linux.
by yosefzeev 8y ago
It looks neat, although the installer side of it looks to still be messy enough to warrant my waiting a bit before installing it in linux.
- gerdesj 8y agoYes it is a bit of a palava to get running but you can get it running straight out of eg ~/src/ with $ git clone https://https://github.com/penrose/penrose.git https://https://github.com/penrose/penrose.git. Follow https://github.com/penrose/penrose/wiki/Building-and-running https://github.com/penrose/penrose/wiki/Building-and-running I use Arch Linux but I'm sure no one will hold that against me (package names like this): You will need a JDK (I installed jdk8-openjdk) to get a javac (needed when you run make in src). You may also need ghc for Haskell although the thing seems to install another one locally. I installed stack and then happy and then "stack build" finished OK. alias runpenrose=</very/long/path/in/home/bin/penrose>. Substitute "python -m http.server" for "python -m SimpleHTTPServer" because Python3 and the rest of the example works OK. Simples 8)