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## FAQ ## FAQ
**Why am I getting an error during installation/when launching rtv?** <details>
<summary>Why am I getting an error during installation/when launching rtv?</summary>
> If your distro ships with an older version of python 2.7 or python-requests,
> you may experience SSL errors or other package incompatibilities. The
> easiest way to fix this is to install rtv using python 3. If you
> don't already have pip3, see http://stackoverflow.com/a/6587528 for setup
> instructions. Then do
>
> ```bash
> $ sudo pip uninstall rtv
> $ sudo pip3 install -U rtv
> ```
> If your distro ships with an older version of python 2.7 or python-requests, </details>
> you may experience SSL errors or other package incompatibilities. The <details>
> easiest way to fix this is to install rtv using python 3. If you <summary>Why do I see garbled text like <em>M-b~@M-"</em> or <em>^@</em>?</summary>
> don't already have pip3, see http://stackoverflow.com/a/6587528 for setup
> instructions. Then do > This type of text usually shows up when python is unable to render
> > unicode properly.
> ```bash >
> $ sudo pip uninstall rtv > 1. Try starting RTV in ascii-only mode with ``rtv --ascii``
> $ sudo pip3 install -U rtv > 2. Make sure that the terminal/font that you're using supports unicode
> ``` > 3. Try [setting the LOCALE to utf-8](https://perlgeek.de/en/article/set-up-a-clean-utf8-environment)
> 4. Your python may have been built against the wrong curses library,
> see [here](stackoverflow.com/questions/19373027) and
> [here](https://bugs.python.org/issue4787) for more information
**Why do I see garbled text like** ``M-b~@M-"`` **or** ``^@`` **?** </details>
<details>
<summary>How do I run the code directly from the repository?</summary>
> This project is structured to be run as a python *module*. This means that
> you need to launch it using python's ``-m`` flag. See the example below, which
> assumes that you have cloned the repository into the directory **~/rtv_project**.
>
> ```bash
> $ cd ~/rtv_project
> $ python3 -m rtv
> ```
> This type of text usually shows up when python is unable to render </details>
> unicode properly.
>
> 1. Try starting RTV in ascii-only mode with ``rtv --ascii``
> 2. Make sure that the terminal/font that you're using supports unicode
> 3. Try [setting the LOCALE to utf-8](https://perlgeek.de/en/article/set-up-a-clean-utf8-environment)
> 4. Your python may have been built against the wrong curses library,
> see [here](stackoverflow.com/questions/19373027) and
> [here](https://bugs.python.org/issue4787) for more information
**How do I run the code directly from the repository?**
> This project is structured to be run as a python *module*. This means that
> you need to launch it using python's ``-m`` flag. See the example below, which
> assumes that you have cloned the repository into the directory **~/rtv_project**.
>
> ```bash
> $ cd ~/rtv_project
> $ python3 -m rtv
> ```
## Contributing ## Contributing
All feedback and suggestions are welcome, just post an issue! All feedback and suggestions are welcome, just post an issue!