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setup-ubuntu.sh: Remove deadsnakes PPA #22392

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@licy183 licy183 commented Nov 27, 2024

As Termux has switched to Python 3.12, there is no need to install deadsnakes PPA

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robertkirkman commented Nov 27, 2024

There are a few remaining packages that seem to have an error in building, at least for me (along the lines of "no such module: imp") that I thought might be related to python 3.12. They are listed at the bottom of #21130 :

aubio, jack2, qt5-qtwebengine

I thought that might be helpful to mention here. I have not tried to completely fix those three packages yet, just noted them down.

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TomJo2000 commented Nov 27, 2024

There are a remaining few packages that seem to have an error in building, at least for me (along the lines of "no such module: imp") that I thought might be related to python 3.12. They are listed at the bottom of #21130 :

aubio, jack2, qt5-qtwebengine

I thought that might be helpful to mention here. I have not tried to completely fix those three packages yet, just noted them down.

  • aubio took care of it. has an open PR, though that seems stalled for now. (fix: aubio patch #22015)
  • qt5-qtwebengine has had 3 commits since the build consistency testing was started, including Python 3 migration.
  • jack2 hasn't been touched in 5 months so probably still has its issue.

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