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please add support for installing apt packages

Open alisade opened this issue 2 years ago • 7 comments

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. allow installing system level packages (apt) not just pip and conda

Describe the solution you'd like Allow installing graphviz (this is highly used in AI/ML workloads) for graphing

Describe alternatives you've considered Manual install under the user is too much work

alisade avatar Mar 22 '22 21:03 alisade

@alisade , Thank you for using Studio Lab! Did you try python-graphviz? You can install graphviz by conda. Of course, we understand the requests to install the software by apt. Until the some solution is delivered, you can use conda alternatively.

icoxfog417 avatar Mar 24 '22 08:03 icoxfog417

Is there a way to install XeLaTeX without apt? I need it to export matplotlib plots in PGF format. I can install texlive-core using conda, but it does not include XeLaTeX. Should I open a new issue?

AtivJoshi avatar May 06 '22 06:05 AtivJoshi

@AtivJoshi Thank you for your interesting to Studio Lab! As you said, please raise new issue because your problem behind to install XeLateX will differ from this issue.

icoxfog417 avatar May 06 '22 12:05 icoxfog417

Thank you for your reply. Opened it as a neq issue #107.

AtivJoshi avatar May 06 '22 13:05 AtivJoshi

@alisade , did python-graphviz work for you? If you solve the issue, please let us know by closing the issue.

icoxfog417 avatar Jun 26 '22 06:06 icoxfog417

Yes please do

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 @alisade , did python-graphviz work for you? If you solve the issue, please let us know by closing the issue.

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alisade avatar Jun 26 '22 13:06 alisade

+1 to this as I would like to install zsh as my shell.

juanlamadrid20 avatar Jul 07 '22 02:07 juanlamadrid20