Hey Gard,
Weirdly I can't see that package locally at all. Probably because I'm on
such an old distro.
I'm not 100% sure if that dlib package ships with the python bindings or if
it's just the C++ version. I'll look into that. If it does have python
bindings then that solves the problem in its en
Lem Severein writes:
> Hey Gard,
>
> Thanks for the helpful links, I fully understand your concern.
>
> I can do away with the numpy and opencv installs through the (much more
> outdated) python-numpy and python-opencv debian packages respectively.
> However, dlib does not seem to have such a pa
Hey Gard,
Thanks for the helpful links, I fully understand your concern.
I can do away with the numpy and opencv installs through the (much more
outdated) python-numpy and python-opencv debian packages respectively.
However, dlib does not seem to have such a package yet and having to
maintain tha
Lem Severein writes:
> Unfortunately the dlib compilation step is necessary to be executed on the
> machine itself. The build automatically enables certain hardware
> accelerations, depending on system components.
I think people would be quite upset with a d/postinst script that not
only builds
Lem Severein writes:
> Version 3.0.0 will introduce large changes and make Howdy a lot more
> mature. I think it's time to try and package it within the main debian
> archive.
>
> I am the main developer and maintainer of this package, and i
> intend to continue to support Howdy. I'm not sure in
Package: wnpp
Severity: wishlist
Owner: Lem Severein
* Package name: howdy
Version : 3.0.0
Upstream Author : Lem Severein
* URL : https://boltgolt.nl/howdy
* License : MIT
Programming Lang: Python, C++
Description : Infrared Facial Authentication Modul
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