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Problem installing laminar python #12

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katjaq opened this issue Mar 31, 2018 · 3 comments
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Problem installing laminar python #12

katjaq opened this issue Mar 31, 2018 · 3 comments

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@katjaq
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katjaq commented Mar 31, 2018

Hi!
I tried installing laminar_python on my Mac.
I have my anaconda environment (anaconda3), and numpy and nibabel.
I downloaded your .git into my anaconda/bin and set the python path accordingly in my bash profile.

The first time I ran import laminar_python, I got the following error message (everything else on the terminal output looked all happy):
import: delegate library support not built-in '' (X11) @ error/import.c/ImportImageCommand/1294.
So I reinstalled my imagemagick with the requirements and then attempted
import laminar_python again. Now, it is just stuck in the terminal at this, leaving no error messages, no output at all.
If you have any ideas, I'd be happy to try.

I do not find specific requirements as to which python version to use; does laminar python require python 2.7? (Since I did not get any error message of this kind, I assume it is happy python 3)

many thanks for your help!
katja

@juhuntenburg
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Hi Katja,

please check out the response I just wrote to a similar issue #11 .
Your errors seem different but the general recommendation would be the same: consider using Nighres instead, which provides the same functionality and more. And try installing it using the Docker image, as installation has unfortunately not been solved for Mac yet.

Hope this helps!
Julia

@katjaq
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katjaq commented Apr 2, 2018

Thank you very much! I will check with Nighres – sounds great! Maybe you can include a link to Nighres on your repo here :) as it seems to be the place which laminar_python has been growing into?
all the best
katja

@juhuntenburg
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Good point!

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