Installing these plugins is easy:
- Figure out where to put the plugins by opening About Porcupine from the Help menu. You should see your plugin directory at the end of the text.
- Copy/paste a plugin file to your plugin directory.
- Restart Porcupine.
- Customize the plugin if you don't like it.
| File | Description | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| pythonprompt.py | Simple >>> prompt tab. |
|
| terminal.py | Run a terminal inside Porcupine as a tab. | 1. |
Notes:
-
This plugin is shit. Don't waste your time with it.
You need to install xterm if you want to use this plugin. That's easy if you are using Linux. For example, if you're using a Debian-based distribution (e.g. Mint or Ubuntu), run this command:
sudo apt install xtermAs far as I know, xterm can be somehow installed on Mac OSX but not on Windows. Even if you manage to install xterm on these operating systems the plugin will refuse to work, and if you remove the warning it probably won't work anyway.
However, if you manage to get xterm or some other terminal to work inside a tkinter program on Windows or OSX I'd be happy to update this plugin!