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Good good.

I only read the "arch" part, i'll check all the dependencies in the other installation process.
I should have think about it :)

I let you know asap

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Well... a part of the deps list was missing when i cat the file (i guess my terminal was too small or something) and i missed "pyttsx3" and "pocketsphinx", after installing them, obviously everything work great.

I'm quite ashamed of myself right now :p

Adding some install _script.sh could be a good idea (for dumb people like me), I guess it could just be what's written in the Readme.

If you think it's a good idea i can start doing this and do a PR (I have a ubuntu and an arch machine so I can test both)

Thanks for the quick response ;)

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@dimitri-gigot the instructions could definitely use some love.. and we’re about to start improving documentation/wiki stuff.

You’ll probably want to avoid using start_oa.sh. It’s ok if your system’s Python is 3.x, otherwise you’d need to run python3 oa.py instead of python oa.py. Similarly with pip3 vs. pip.

Also, consider switching to the master branch instead of next. They’re basically equal right now, but our aim is for master to be the latest ‘stable’ release.

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Thanks! I don’t recall the convention right now, but it’s pretty common to see something like requirements.txt with the dependencies listed (on individual lines?). Pretty sure you can then do something like pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Dependencies/modules are kind of in flux, but I’d love a PR with the dependency list in an easy-to-install format. Go for it if that sounds good to you —

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