Jerkface (any/all)
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Cake day: June 6th, 2023
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2·7 days agoI often fall back to Molly for video chat, the quality is superior
Sticking with discord for slightly better video doesn’t sound reasonable
why go from one corporate property to another when enshitification is the problem and libre options are available??
tomorrow’s headline: “Teamspeak CEO excited to be working with Discord”
Do you really think /c/pcgaming has a place to stand to call something a stupid waste of computation?
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This is probably a problem with how the question is being asked, but…
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.pyfile is not an application. It might be a component of an application but there is no general way to “install” a.pyfile. If you are coming from microsoft, you can think of a.pyfile as similar to a.batfile, but it might also be more like a.dllfile.If the
.pyfile contains a script meant to be run like a.batfile, you can to run it from wherever you saved it using the Python interpreter. That is what is occurring in this example from your page:The user is using the
python3command to run therectarg.pyscript from the current directory, and passing it arguments with the rest of the commandline. This doesn’t require installingrectarg.py, just knowing the path (or in this case, being in that path).