On Sun, Jul 22, 2018 at 10:14:32AM +0200, Basati wrote:
> hi parazyd
> 
> Sorry to bother you, but I need your advice and help.
> 
> I am preparing a project for children from 8 to 16
> 
> The idea is to introduce them into computing, devuan and python programming
> 
> Using raspberry pi 3 B+ as a hardware infrastructure controlled by a devuan
> 
> The idea is that they will be doing projects until the final project of 
> building a weather station. There are none in the valley, it is a valley of 
> the western Pyrenees.
> 
> And it will be the children who will provide the valley's population with 
> weather information.
> 
> I need to build a custom image for rasperry pi 3.
> 
> In which all the hardware of the rasperry is configured and mounted 
> automatically, as it does scratch. In two formats console and desktop
> 
> I need to customize it by language (we speak basque a Neolithic language of 
> the European indigeas, we). Also for the programs you need to install. For 
> example, PyCharm that does not have a package in devuan. And I have to put it 
> in by hand.

My first thought for installing python packages always to look for the package
in the distro packaging system.  But you have done that and not found it.

So the second thing to try is to install it with pip from the Python packaging
index (Pypi), maybe using a virtualenv.

Last choice would be to download it and install it "by hand".


To do these, you have to know how to use pip, and potentially how to use
virtualenv.  Often people use virtualenvwrapper as well.

For pip:  decide what user you want the python program to run as "in 
production".
Then run pip install xxx as that user.
You can use pip search xxx to find out packages relating to xxx.

If you will be running python3, then use pip3 instead of pip.

Do not run pip install as root - it will mess up the Devuan package files.

Best of luck!  Please keep us posted on progress (good or not).  Sounds like a
great project.

> I have to leave the desktop configured by default, I don't know if the devuan 
> officer will work for me, I think it's xfce. In touch mode.
> 
> There are more than 50 machines to install. I'm compensated for the work of 
> building the image
> 
> Now, I've never played arm64. I'm an absolute neebie.
> 
> I need help doing all this.
> 
> Can you guide me? Can you get me the Inet links and reading order.
> 
> What do I have to learn to do this?
> 
> This effort means that the work (images, console and desktop) can be reused 
> to 
> pay back. They would be as complete as the scratch images (which configure 
> and 
> mount all the hardware perfectly and have a configurator at the beginning)
> 
> Devuan would have these two images. Nowadays it is impossible for a neebie or 
> user to mount a raspberry with devuan.
> 
> The devuan imagen has no installed Bluetooth, no basic console tools, it's 
> practically empty. Everything has to be assembled by hand.
> 
> The bluetooth firmware is gone, I had to put it in by hand.
> 
> eudev does not mount the devices
> 
> This cannot be used by a neebie or normal user. As it is now you have to know 
> to assemble things by hand
> 
> Images must be complete and functional by default. How Raspian works, but 
> it's 
> not the only way it works.
> 
> I mean, to do something like raspian but devuan.
> 
> And I'd call it something else.
> 
> Now: devuan_ascii_2.0.0_arm64_raspi3.img
> 
> New name:
> devuan_ascii_2.0.0_arm64_raspidev1-console_pi3.img
> devuan_ascii_2.0.0_arm64_raspidev1-desktop_p3.img
> 
> I would be very grateful for your advice and guidance in order to get the 
> project going with the children from 8 to 16 years old.
> 
> I think it's a very nice thing. And I refuse to do it with anything other 
> than 
> devuan. I'm a devuan and hacktivist.
> 
> I can do it a lot SIMPLE with Raspian without bringing so much work. 
> 
> But no, I refuse.
> 
> This is my opion that could contradict the policy of devan, I don't know.
> 
> A greeting
> 
> Basati
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