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It's strongly recommended to install Terminator using your OS's package
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system rather than using setup.py yourself.
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Packages are known to be available under the name "terminator" for the
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following Linux Distributions
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* Arch Linux
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* CentOS
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* Debian
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* Fedora
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* Gentoo
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* OpenSUSE
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* Ubuntu
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If you maintain terminator for an OS other than these, please get in touch
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or issue a PR to this file.
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If you don't have this option, please make sure you satisfy Terminator's
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dependencies yourself:
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* Python 3.5+ recommended:
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Debian/Ubuntu: python3
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Fedora/CentOS: python3
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FreeBSD: python37
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* Python GTK and VTE bindings:
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Fedora/CentOS: python3-gobject python3-configobj python3-psutil vte291
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keybinder3 intltool gettext
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Debian/Ubuntu: python3-gi python3-psutil python3-configobj
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gir1.2-keybinder-3.0 gettext intltool
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FreeBSD: py37-psutil py37-configobj keybinder-gtk3 py37-gobject3 gettext
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intltool
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If you don't care about native language support or icons, Terminator
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should run just fine directly from this directory, just:
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./terminator --help
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And go from there. Manpages are available in the 'doc' directory.
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To install properly, run:
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./setup.py install --record=install-files.txt
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See --help for an overview of the available options; e.g. --prefix to
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install to a custom base directory, and --without-gettext to avoid
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installing natural language support files.
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setup.py supports basic uninstallation provided --record was used for
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installation as above:
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./setup.py uninstall --manifest=install-files.txt
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Note that uninstall will avoid removing most empty directories so it
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won't harm e.g. locale or icon directories which only contain Terminator
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data. It also won't rebuild the icon cache, so you may wish to:
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gtk-update-icon-cache -q -f ${PREFIX}/share/icons/hicolor
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Where ${PREFIX} is the base install directory; e.g. /usr/local.
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