Most graph asnwers in the 5 fraction activities won't move

[Anton K]

In all 5 graphical fraction activities only the first answer can be moved by the mouse; not the next 3.

[Ireneusz Imiolek]

Thanks for your report, yes this used to be the case, you would need a clear path, like on chesss board to move a piece, if you remove the first item you can move the second one in the same line, but yes it was problematic, but the way items can be moved has changed in the last version, could you please make sure you have the 3.70.104 version installed - in the latest version you can freely drag objects over other ones (in most of the activities).

[Anton K]

I was running v 1.1.130.811 for Linux on a Raspberry Pi 3B and added with the build in PiPackages Add/Remove software GUI; it is the only one shown there. I thought it was the latest!

Now looking here at your Sourceforgeweb page I see that on Windows you are at v 3.7 !!!

Even ~ $sudo apt-get install pySioGame does not upgrade me.

Can you advise me how to get your latest version on Raspbian (Debian - Jessie)?

[Ireneusz Imiolek]

Unfortunatelly I haven't got power over the Debian/Ubuntu repositories. I think you may need to "install" it manually. Since you can run the old version, you have all dependencies installed already, all you would have to do is download source from GitHub (the version on github is a little bit ahead of the one here): https://github.com/imiolek-ireneusz/pysiogame

unzip it somewhere and then just run it from terminal, or create a shortcut (not sure how to do it in Debian):
python /path/to/pysiogame/pysiogame.py

Please let me know if you managed and how it performs on Respberry Pi if you did.

[Anton K]

I followed your instructions above and got v 3.7 installed on a Raspberry Pi 3B. I ran it from the terminal and it works. Indeed the bug above is gone. Also the set up with the green tick mark plus progress number work and make more sense now. I saw you made a login for users: I hope that database can hold at least 200 names. Great job!
Thanks!
P.S.:
I noticed that you use 2 different names for this game: pySioGame but also python-pygame (in your Linux install instructions). Entering both names in the Raspbian Pixel (Debian-Jessie) GUI Add Software tool gave me two different results: v 1.30 with the first and some 1.9.2 (SDL bindings?)with the second. In the terminal both now show that I already installed the latest version, but it said the same when I had v 1.30 installed before.

[Ireneusz Imiolek]

I'm pleased it worked for you.
RE: PS. pysiogame is the game, the python-pygame is a python module this game needs to display graphics - so basically it needs to be installed along with pysiogame, but when you first installed pysiogame from repository it automatically downloaded all required software including pygame (I know the name is rather confusing), it was meant to be temporary but it stayed.
Also the fact that you run pysiogame from source does not change anything about the old version installed through repository (the repo is not aware of the new version - it still says that the v1.3 is the latest, since it's the latest built for Jessie.