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		By: michael biller		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I tried to check Lector out. It looks very promising. So far I have had zero luck getting it to install on either Deepin, KDE neon or Linux Mint Cinnamon/Mate. 

I keep getting a variety of errors from &#039;setuptools&#039; not present to &#039;dependency not met&#039;. I installed what dependencies were required but no luck. I cloned the repository and did as told but still, no luck.

A couple other blogs mentioned it was hard to install on Ubuntu but gave no details. Google was no help.

I guess I will soon have to roll up my sleeves and jump into the waters of Arch! They always get the good stuff early. I could cheat and go with Antergos or Manjaro but the real Arch users would think I&#039;m chicken. Well, I am.

You get around that crew and I feel like I am not a real Linux user. Just kidding but I do admire users of Arch.

Any chance there is a deb available for Lector? If not maybe it will one day be added to the repositories. Still, great article!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I tried to check Lector out. It looks very promising. So far I have had zero luck getting it to install on either Deepin, KDE neon or Linux Mint Cinnamon/Mate. </p>
<p>I keep getting a variety of errors from &#8216;setuptools&#8217; not present to &#8216;dependency not met&#8217;. I installed what dependencies were required but no luck. I cloned the repository and did as told but still, no luck.</p>
<p>A couple other blogs mentioned it was hard to install on Ubuntu but gave no details. Google was no help.</p>
<p>I guess I will soon have to roll up my sleeves and jump into the waters of Arch! They always get the good stuff early. I could cheat and go with Antergos or Manjaro but the real Arch users would think I&#8217;m chicken. Well, I am.</p>
<p>You get around that crew and I feel like I am not a real Linux user. Just kidding but I do admire users of Arch.</p>
<p>Any chance there is a deb available for Lector? If not maybe it will one day be added to the repositories. Still, great article!</p>
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