Nothing provides python-oauth2

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#1

Everpad requires this dependency. Where can I get it?

#2

https://software.opensuse.org/package/everpad?search_term=Everpad
https://software.opensuse.org/package/python-oauth2

#3

Just installed python-oauth2 from the unstable packages. However, everpad doesn’t seem to work. I bet it’s because I used unstable packages.

#4

Just installed python-oauth2 from the unstable packages. However, everpad doesn’t seem to work. I bet it’s because I used unstable packages.

Unstable means: no official openSUSE Packages…
Nothing more.

But if you only say:

Everpad requires this dependency. Where can I get it?

Maybe your Everpad Version is “unstable”?
Only you know, where you get it…
Only you know, how you installed it…

PS:
I would prefer rpms from the Links I posted for you…

#5

I got is from here https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Asbrabec&package=everpad

#6

The package does not work…

#7

Would you happen to know one that does work?

#8

I will not investigate more time in this project, about 2 years nothing happend to the project.

So try a similar packages, which is under development…

#9

A link to the “similar package” would be most helpful

#10

I do not know any similar package of Everpad.

I do not need such Packages.

Try the great search…

#11

Taking a brief look at Everpad,
Docmentation and description seems to be next to non-existent (I guess people have to install and just see what happens),
It appears that Everpad is an optional locally installed app which can connect to an Evernote server. Because Everpad has its own sqlite database, it can be used offline, but I’d guess that would mean its main feature which the ability to view your library of notes on any/all your machines won’t work (You need to connect to a Server for this feature to work).

So,
If you always have an Internet connection then you can use the Evernote web client.

If you still want a locally installed app, then Everpad seems to be a popular choice. Although the app hasn’t been modified, patched or improved in over 2 years, the “Issues” in its github project appear to be active and it looks to me that most questions are answered fairly quickly.

oath can be tricky, there might or might not be a problem with the app. Unless you provide plenty of details, no one can help you troubleshoot.
Some basics you need to provide are…

  • Whether you updated your system before you started installing. If you haven’t updated, run the following in a console
zypper update
  • The exact package name or URL from where you obtained your application. A reasonable alternative is the following command, the “packagename” is often the application name with an rpm extension
zypper info *packagename *
  • The exact error, and what you did to generate the error. If installing using a command like like zypper, you can simply copy the console output and paste into your Forum post (preferably within CODE tags). If using YAST, you might take a screenshot of the error, upload to some place on the Internet and provide a link to it in your Forum post.

FYI -
Although most versions of openSUSE include basic Python functionality, many packages might not be found in a default install. You may need to add the Python repository for your openSUSE version and Python version, or download and install from the official Python project.

TSU

#12

My system is always up to date, perhaps late by a day or two.
Thus zypper update returns

The following 4 NEW packages are going to be installed:
  kernel-devel-4.7.0-4.2.g89a2ada kernel-source-4.7.0-4.2.g89a2ada libhdf4 libnetcdf7

The following 14 packages are going to be upgraded:
  ffmpeg k3b k3b-codecs k3b-lang libavcodec57 libavdevice57 libavfilter6 libavformat57
  libavresample3 libavutil55 libopencv3_1 libpostproc54 libswresample2 libswscale4

14 packages to upgrade, 4 new.
Overall download size: 118.8 MiB. Already cached: 0 B. After the operation, additional
606.4 MiB will be used.
**Continue? [y/n/? shows all options] (y): **n

But currently I do not have access to fast internet speeds in order to update.
Nonetheless,

zypper info everpad

returns

Information for package everpad:
--------------------------------
Repository: home:sbrabec
Name: everpad
Version: 2.4.99.0.20140624.0628abb-1.1
Arch: noarch
Vendor: obs://build.opensuse.org/home:sbrabec
Installed: Yes
Status: up-to-date
Installed Size: 663.8 KiB
Summary: Evernote Client
Description:  
  Evernote client well integrated with the Linux desktop
   
  Client has:
        * indicator applet
   
  Client support:
        * notes
        * tags
        * notebooks
        * resources
        * places
        * en-* tags

The exact was something like nothing provides python-oauth2 which is a depency for everpad. I can’t recall quite well since i already managed to get an unstable version of it. Well, after installing everpad, I would click the icon but then nothing opens up. Like, no response at all. Any help is appreciated.

#13

On Sun 31 Jul 2016 01:46:01 AM CDT, giantas wrote:

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The exact was something like nothing provides python-oauth2 which is a
depency for everpad. I can’t recall quite well since i already managed
to get an unstable version of it. Well, after installing everpad, I
would click the icon but then nothing opens up. Like, no response at
all. Any help is appreciated.

Hi
You need to open a terminal and run it from there to see why it’s not
starting (probably a missing python module);


everpad

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#14

Depends on what features you’re looking for.

If you’re looking for something to create notes (or other text files and store it on a server so that you can view on multiple devices,
I personally think highly of Google Docs, which uses the technology of what used to be called Piratepad. A bonus over something like Evernote/Everpad is that a group of people can collaborate in real time editing the same document (Each person’s edit is seen live by others), is tracked and can therefore be staged or reversed easily. Google docs uses a web interface, no local offline client is supported AFAIK although you can create something with practically any text editor and upload/import. And, the price is free.

If you’re looking for substitute apps, I also often look up the results at the website “alternative to”
http://alternativeto.net/

I took a look at Everpad, IMO it’s likely fundamentally broken, throwing errors about unable to connect to something (likely the Ethernote website).

TSU