Python For the modules GSR (gadget snapshot reader) and pygadget

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To install the GSR (Gadget Snapshot Reader) and pygadget modules in Python 2.7 on Linux, users should utilize the terminal. The installation command typically follows the format "python -m pip install packagename." While the discussion suggests that the process is similar to installing other packages like NumPy, it is essential to ensure that pip is installed and updated for Python 2.7 to avoid any compatibility issues.
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Hi,
I have python version 2.7 in Linux and now want to include the modules GSR(gadget snapshot reader) and pygadget ...can anyone please suggest what to proceed??
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Apashanka said:
Hi,
I have python version 2.7 in Linux and now want to include the modules GSR(gadget snapshot reader) and pygadget ...can anyone please suggest what to proceed??
Thanks
Apashanka
If its like numpy or smthing like that, then in python 3.7 you have to go the terminal (cmd) and type,

py -m pip install packagename

Or

python -m pip install packagename

Maybe its the same in py 2.7
 
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