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Merge pull request #98 from bkalka/feature/fedora-readme
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Fixes Issue #95 and closes PR #96 as redundant.
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ntc2 authored Jun 1, 2018
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If you have trouble with the PPA version try the manual install below.

### Ubuntu/Debian Manual Install
### Fedora Package Manager Install

There is no Fedora package provided yet. Please use [Manual Install](#manual-install) below.

### Manual Install

To install manually you first install the dependencies using your package manager, and then install `fluxgui` using the provided `setup.py`. The manual install can be done locally or system wide.

#### Install Dependencies Using Package Manager

##### Ubuntu/Debian

```bash
# Install dependencies
sudo apt-get install git python-appindicator python-xdg python-pexpect python-gconf python-gtk2 python-glade2 libxxf86vm1
```
##### Fedora/CentOS

```bash
sudo yum install git python-appindicator python2-pyxdg python2-pexpect gnome-python2-gconf pygtk2 pygtk2-libglade
```

#### Install `fluxgui`

There are separate instructions in the code below for installing system wide and for installing locally in your user directory; choose one.

```bash
# Download fluxgui
cd /tmp
git clone "https://github.com/xflux-gui/fluxgui.git"
cd fluxgui
python download-xflux.py

# EITHER install globally
# EITHER install system wide
sudo python setup.py install

# EXCLUSIVE OR, install in your home directory. The binary installs
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fluxgui
```

### Ubuntu/Debian Manual Uninstall
### Manual Uninstall

If you manually installed instead of using the PPA, you can uninstall
If you manually installed instead of using package manager, you can uninstall
by making `setup.py` tell you where it installed files and then
removing the installed files.

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