Hi I am trying to install ROOT 6.26.10 on Fedora 37. I have tried to install it via conda, snap, and dnf, but none of these methods have worked, and as far as I can tell there is no binary release available for Fedora 37. I am able to install it by downloading the rpm from koji.fedoraproject[dot]or…

In what manner did the Snap release fail? I’m thinking you maybe have to run pyroot instead of python, or alternatively access the Python environment via JupyROOT with root --notebook; the snap doesn’t integrate with the system environment, it ships its own environment with it that’s separated inst…

Thanks for your reply. I don’t have a file called thisroot.sh file and running the “source” command leads to errors

Running python --version Gives me Python 3.9.16+. I then run cmake with cmake -DPython3_ROOT_DIR=/home/karef/.pyenv/versions/3.9-dev/bin -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=/usr/bin/g++ -DCMAKE_C_COMPILER=/usr/bin/gcc … and during comlpiation it gives the output – Looking for Python – Found Python3: /ho…

The snap released failed in the same sense as the rpm release, that I was unable to import ROOT in Python, or import the Delphes library in ROOT. However, I now reinstalled ROOT using snap, added the lines export PATH=$PATH:/snap/root-framework/919/bin export PYTHONPATH=$PYTHONPATH:/snap/root-fra…

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Wile_E_Coyote April 5, 2023, 7:54am 2

Python: No module named 'root' ROOT

You MUST use EXACTLY the same Python version (and the same compiler) that your ROOT binaries were built for (otherwise, expect mysterious crashes anywhere, anytime): root-config --python-version # C/C++ calling python ; root-config --python2-version # python 2 calling C/C++ ; root-config --python3-version # python 3 calling C/C++ ; BTW. Remember to “source /the/location/of/ROOT/bin/thisroot.sh” to add your ROOT executables and libraries to your environment (when ROOT is not installed in some “…

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