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Originally Posted by dos1
Hi,
I couldn't find already packaged PyGTK for Kindle, so I decided to do it on my own. And I've just got PyGTK running on my Paperwhite.
I've used latest Debian sid armel packages. There is GTK+ provided (and few others) despite of Kindle having its own version - I was too lazy to recompile everything to fix missing symbols issues.
All symlinks and hard links in package are dereferenced, which means that it can be safely unpacked on /mnt/us, but it also means that there are copies instead of links and they take more space.
Download: http://dosowisko.net/kindle/python.tar.gz
Usage:
Unpack python.tar.gz package in /mnt/us/extensions (or if you're in USB disk mode - in /extensions). If you really want to, you can place it somewhere else, but you'll need to tweak paths in pythonenv file.
You can setup environment with " . pythonenv" command. After that you can just call "python", or run python files just like any other executable. There are test files bundled - type " python demos/gtk-test.py" to run one.
(please note that windows have to have proper X11 class names in order to be correctly displayed by Awesome - refer to https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...hp?t=162022#10 for more info)
It probably won't work on any other Kindle than Paperwhite, but you can still try  (update: thanks to twobob we now know that it works on Touch too  )
Cheers |
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