@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ Guake is available on *community* repository, just use: ``sudo pacman -S guake``
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5454Manjaro
55- ------
55+ -------
5656
5757Manjaro users can use ``pacman -S guake ``.
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@@ -62,19 +62,19 @@ Install from Pypi
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6363Guake is now automatically published on Pypi.
6464
65- Please note the recommended way is to install Guake using `pipx ` that will put Guake in a
66- dedicated, isolated environment for your local user. Ensure `$HOME/.local/bin ` is in your `PATH `.
65+ Please note the recommended way is to install Guake using `` pipx ` ` that will put Guake in a
66+ dedicated, isolated environment for your local user. Ensure `` $HOME/.local/bin `` is in your `` PATH ` `.
6767
6868.. code-block :: bash
6969
70- $ python3 -m pip install --user pipx
71- $ pipx install guake
70+ $ python3 -m pip install --user pipx
71+ $ pipx install guake
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7373 Alternatively, you can use the following command to install on a local environment:
7474
7575.. code-block :: bash
7676
77- $ pip install --user guake
77+ $ pip install --user guake
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7979
8080 Avoid using ``pip install guake `` without the ``--user ``, you may break your system.
@@ -83,40 +83,39 @@ You need to ensure the following points are met in your configuration:
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8484- ``$HOME/.local/bin `` should be in your ``$PATH ``
8585- You need to have some dependencies installed on your system:
86-
87- - ``gir1.2-keybinder-3.0 ``
88- - ``gir1.2-notify-0.7 ``
89- - ``gir1.2-vte-2.91 ``
90- - ``libkeybinder-3.0-0 ``
91- - ``libutempter0 ``
92- - ``python3-setuptools ``
93- - ``python3-cairo ``
94- - ``python3-dbus ``
95- - ``python3-gi ``
96- - ``python3-pbr ``
97- - ``python3-pip ``
98- - ``python3 ``
86+ - ``gir1.2-keybinder-3.0 ``
87+ - ``gir1.2-notify-0.7 ``
88+ - ``gir1.2-vte-2.91 ``
89+ - ``libkeybinder-3.0-0 ``
90+ - ``libutempter0 ``
91+ - ``python3-setuptools ``
92+ - ``python3-cairo ``
93+ - ``python3-dbus ``
94+ - ``python3-gi ``
95+ - ``python3-pbr ``
96+ - ``python3-pip ``
97+ - ``python3 ``
9998
10099Install from source
101100===================
102101
103102If you want to install Guake from its sources, please follow this procedure:
104103
105104- First, **DO NOT USE TARBALLS GENERATED BY GITHUB ** on the Release Page. They
106- are automatically generated and cannot be used alone. We use a package, namely
107- ``PBR``, that requires the full git history to work.
105+ are automatically generated and cannot be used alone. We use a package, namely
106+ ``PBR ``, that requires the full git history to work.
108107
109- Checkout the HEAD of the source tree with:
108+ Checkout the HEAD of the source tree with:
110109
111- .. code-block :: bash
110+ .. code-block :: bash
112111
113112 $ git clone https://github.com/Guake/guake.git
114113
115114 - make sure that you have the needed system dependencies (Python GTK, VTE, ...)
116- installed for your system.
117- If you are unsure about the dependencies, you can run this script to install them:
115+ installed for your system.
116+ If you are unsure about the dependencies, you can run this script to install them:
118117
119- .. code-block :: bash
118+ .. code-block :: bash
120119
121120 $ ./scripts/bootstrap-dev-[debian, arch, fedora].sh run make
122121
@@ -126,20 +125,20 @@ To install Guake itself, use:
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127126.. code-block :: bash
128127
129- $ make
130- $ sudo make install
128+ $ make
129+ $ sudo make install
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132131 To uninstall, still in the source directory:
133132
134133.. code-block :: bash
135134
136- $ make
137- $ sudo make uninstall
135+ $ make
136+ $ sudo make uninstall
138137
139138 Tips for a complete Guake reinstallation (without system dependencies):
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141140.. code-block :: bash
142141
143- $ sudo make uninstall && make && sudo make install
144- $ # Or use this shortcut:
145- $ make reinstall # (do not sudo it!)
142+ $ sudo make uninstall && make && sudo make install
143+ $ # Or use this shortcut:
144+ $ make reinstall # (do not sudo it!)
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