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Please include details of the settings you use, steps to reproduce the problem, and console output.
on debian trixie up to date and python 3.13
compiling katago ok
pipx install katrain ok
when i launch the program, it is ok, but when i click to put a stone, i get the following message , "python (v 3.13) ne répond pas" in french.
I have a feature request
Go ahead, but keep in mind that the program is mostly in maintenance mode, and big changes are unlikely.
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I have read issue #726, so I
git clone https://github.com/sanderland/katrain.git,
then I have modified pyproject.toml with
kivy = {extras = ["full"], version = "=2.3.0"}
then
pipx install .
I get the same error (python not responding) due to kivy:
WARNING] [MTD ] Unable to open device "/dev/input/event6". Please ensure you have the appropriate permissions.
update: it seems that error was unrelated to the issue. I still see that, but I force installed kivy 2.3.0 and I can now place multiple stones, as it stopped just like in issue #726
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Please include details of the settings you use, steps to reproduce the problem, and console output.
on debian trixie up to date and python 3.13
compiling katago ok
pipx install katrain ok
when i launch the program, it is ok, but when i click to put a stone, i get the following message , "python (v 3.13) ne répond pas" in french.
I have a feature request
Go ahead, but keep in mind that the program is mostly in maintenance mode, and big changes are unlikely.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: