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Opened Jun 17, 2020 by Jorge Valente@piramiday

How to install Meld on Linux without sudo

I am looking for a how-to guide to install Meld on Linux without using sudo. something like:

  1. install miniconda3 on whatever folder,
  2. install dependencies with the right versions,
  3. install meld and run it, all done in user space.

I have tried yet I keep hitting walls due to low version numbers of this and that dependency, confusion between conda and pip packages, and the need for sudo. thanks!

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Reference: GNOME/meld#480