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Describe the bug
INSTALL-LINUX.md: Following the Linux instructions on Ubuntu 18.04, dual-boot, fresh build: encountered some problems with running the SPM.py script and the SPMe.ipynb notebook.
line "sudo apt-get install python3 git-core python3-venv" could be extended to include python3-tk and graphviz.
lines "The safest way to install PyBaMM ....ready to exit the environment and go back to your original system, just type: deactivate" - add to this the following:
a. whenever you close the terminal, or shut down, the environment is deactivated automatically.
b. To go back into it, just run "source env/bin/activate" - this re-opens the same environment and the installs do not need to be rerun.
lines "...install both PyBaMM and its dependencies by typing: "pip install ." Or, if you want to install PyBaMM as a developer, use: "pip install -e .[dev,docs]"
Make it clearer that this is a choice, just in case doing pip install . and then pip -e causes problems (probably doesn't).
Minor suggestion: add "Copy" buttons to each instruction: this can avoid typos and confusion.
To Reproduce
Install PyBaMM on a fresh Linux Ubuntu 18.04 installation.
*Expected behaviour
The instructions to run smoothly and the notebooks and scripts to work "out of the box".
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Describe the bug
INSTALL-LINUX.md: Following the Linux instructions on Ubuntu 18.04, dual-boot, fresh build: encountered some problems with running the SPM.py script and the SPMe.ipynb notebook.
a. whenever you close the terminal, or shut down, the environment is deactivated automatically.
b. To go back into it, just run "source env/bin/activate" - this re-opens the same environment and the installs do not need to be rerun.
Make it clearer that this is a choice, just in case doing pip install . and then pip -e causes problems (probably doesn't).
To Reproduce
Install PyBaMM on a fresh Linux Ubuntu 18.04 installation.
*Expected behaviour
The instructions to run smoothly and the notebooks and scripts to work "out of the box".
Screenshots
If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem.
Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: