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Unless this has been fixed in newer versions, it should be pointed out that ReSynthesizer relies on an older version of Python that most distrobutions don't have anymore, so unless your using the flatpak, which has all of those dependencies still built in, it won't work.
I believe 3.0 finally moved to Python 3. Resynthesizer was also totally rewritten for 3.0, but I don’t think it’s in Python anymore (?).
Cool. Thanks for the info. I must have been on the Flatpak for so long that I just never noticed.
Would launching it after setting up pyenv work?
I had to do a pyenv for an llm to run.
what about the appimage?
Not sure. I'd assume its the same as the flatpak with a bit more work involved in deconstructing the apk file, adding the plugin to the proper folder and then recompiling.