In this wiki we will explain how to install and use Kumo on a NON peppermint linux distribution
Kumo is apart of the Peppermint Tools. The Tools themselves generally will function on most linux systems, because the tool use tkinter, python, sqlite and tkkbootstrap.
For this tutorial I will be using AcorOS a Debian based operating system, using the Cinnamon Desktop Environment
- Install SqLite:
sudo apt install sqlite3
- Install tkinter:
sudo apt install python3-tk
and sudo apt install python3-pil.imagetk
- Install Luakit:
sudo apt install luakit
- Download load all the Archives located here
- Create a folder at this location /home/your user/.local/share/ called pmostools in that new folder extract the peptools.tar.gz
- root browse to this location /usr/local/bin/ extract the Executables.tar.gz file, Make sure those files are Permissions of Others is READ ONLY and Allow this file to run as a program is checked.
- root browse to this location /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/ then extract the pylibs.tar.gz to that location
- root browse to this location /usr/share/pixmaps create an icon you like but name it kumo.png
- Test if things will run by opening terminal then type kumo and press enter if all is well the kumo will launch.
That is pretty much what you need to do.