I tried to install gfpgan from AUR but I got an error. Does anyone know if it works or how to install it? [image] tencentarc/gfpgan – Run with an API on Replicate Practical face restoration algorithm for *old photos* or *AI-generated faces*

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[image] Aleph_sev: I tried to install gfpgan from AUR but I got an error. You will have to be more specific than that. But make sure of the basics: [image] Arch User Repository

This is the output: pkgbase=‘python-gfpgan’ pkgname=(‘python-gfpgan’ ‘gfpgan-model’) pkgver=1.3.8 pkgrel=1 pkgdesc="GFPGAN aims at developing Practical Algorithms for Real-world Face Restoration. " arch=(‘x86_64’) url=“ GitHub - TencentARC/GFPGAN: GFPGAN aims at developing Practical Algorithms…

[image] cscs: the output of the PKGBUILD Yes the output of the PKGBUILD. I tried to build python-gfpgan from the software centre. I suspect dependencies are missing, but I’m not too advanced in Linux, sorry for my ignorance.

excerpt Cloning python2 build files... Generating python2 information... python2 has been dead for 3 years - if I recall correct - since 2020-01-01

Well, then there is no hope, it’s a problem with the developer. Thanks!

It seems from the github repo it has been created for python 3 - so one can only speculate why the PKGBUILD end up trying to build python2 - and that is were I Ctrl+c’ed the process. pamac build python-gfpgan

And do you think it can have a solution?

I don’t know - although python2 is dead it is not buried - it will continue to function but in a completely unsupported state. So perhaps the package would have worked if I had continued - but I have no desire to do so - I only started the process to see what it was - completely out of curiosity. …

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cscs 8 July 2023 09:52 5

Thats not the output … unless you mean the output of the PKGBUILD.

Maybe include what youve done or are trying to do. What command(s) you entered.

Maybe also see this (for formatting info)