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Cannot install on Fedora 39 #172
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Hello; Exactly the same problem here. |
+1 |
Same problem |
Same problem, waiting for fix |
I have the same problem, how can I fix that ? |
I've seen that you have to compile it by yourself |
I forked the COPR here, and it seems to work: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/djvasi/python-validity/ I make no commitment to continue to maintain this though. |
hmm still says |
This works on my Thinkpad X1 Yoga with Fedora 39 if "sudo dnf copr enable djvasi/python-validity" is used in place of "sudo dnf copr enable tigro/python-validity" prior to installation. |
Works on P52 |
weird.... clearly broken on Silverblue 39
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@appelgriebsch on silverblue you have to manually override some packages first:
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Works on my ThinkPad T470, thank you 👍 |
ahhh nah.... it still tries to access the readonly /usr/share directory. I thought this has been solved long ago?! |
I actually see this issue even with the djvasi COPR on F39 (not Silverblue) |
I too have the same issue with the djvasi repository mirror. Any updates on this? |
In case it helps: I don't know who has created this particular copr, but I was curious to try to see if I could get the fingerprint to work with my just-acquired T480, and with sneexy/python-validity I was able to successfully install and set it up on Fedora Silverblue 39. Not directly related to copr shenanigans (I believe), but mentioning it just in case: In my case I also had to edit |
Thanks for this! The sneexy/python-validity copr worked perfectly for me too! |
Looks like Fedora 39 ships Python 3.12 while python-validity needs Python 3.11, this happens when installing from tigro copr.
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