I am in a lab that has no internet and is using an older version of Linux. Because certain studies are already using the system as currently constructed attaching the internet or updating are out of the question.
I am trying to install PsychoPy for my own study but cannot seem to install it without pip. The computer we’re using doesn’t seem to have pip installed to allow me to install psychopy.
So my questions are:
Is there a command I can use to verify that there is no pip currently installed?
I have downloaded pip from github and tried to install it with no luck because the setup.py doesn’t run when selected. Any ideas?
Install with $ python pip-21.3.1-py3-none-any.whl/pip install pip-21.3.1-py3-none-any.whl
Install PsychoPy and it’s dependencies
Download all the dependencies that you need on a internet-connected machine
Transfer them to the target machine
Install with $ python -m pip install <whatever>
This is somewhat complicated by the fact that many of these dependencies have built distributions which are built for specific platforms and architectures. We’d need some more information about the target machine to determine if it’s actually feasible to do #2.
Once you do #1, you can run python -m pip debug --verbose to get a list of “Compatible tags” and share that here, along with more details about the machine (CPU, OS, etc).
I opened a terminal in the folder and followed your command, but it is unable to locate the package pip. I unzipped it as well and there has been no luck.
As far as version goes, I am being prompted to use “sudo apt install” I am not sure if that helps at all, but I thought it might be a helpful clue. Any information or guesses you have about resolving this would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your help!