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•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
Thank you!
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MModular
•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
How do you mark a question as solved again?
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MModular
•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
I did it both ways and put all of the needed libraries in a git repo in case I ever need them again
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•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
Go to the section where it says "Install Max and Mojo Globally"
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•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
That's what I had to do on Archcraft Linux because Arch Linux doesn't use libncurses rather it uses libncursesw. The Mojo website actually recommends installing mojo globally for those who are independent developers
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•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 1/28/2025 in #questions
How To Get Max On Arch Linux
To solve the above issue (assuming your pixi.toml file is all setup),
[Global Install]
1. Install Magic
2. Create a new project using
magic init project name
3. Go into the project folder
4. Use the magic shell command to create a virtual environment
5. Use the magic add "python==3.12" command to add python to the project
6. Use the magic add "lldb" command to add the debugger to the project
7. Use the magic global install max -c conda-forge -c https://conda.modular.com/max/ --expose mojo command to install mojo globally
8. Go into the directory .magic/envs/defaults/lib
9. Copy the files libpanel.so.6, li panel.so.6.5, libncurses.so.6, and libncurses.so.6.5 to your /usr/lib directory using the sudo cp -r command
After doing this, mojo will work perfectly.18 replies
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•Created by sneekyfoxx 🦊 on 12/12/2024 in #questions
Max Installation (Arch Linux)
The problem was solved by following the instructions on how to install Magic🪄.
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