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Add alternative ways to install python-lsp-server #245
Currently in main README file, the only way listed to install it is - through pip, which is probably fine way, but it would be great to see more clean and elegant ways to install it, like through official linux repos (for example fedora, debian/deb-based OSes or arch), or maybe some people on windows can install it using conda
If i can get a permission, i can also write it myself and submit it as PR.
Hey @nougcat, thanks for interest in wanting to help us improve our docs. You don't need write permissions to do it, simply create a fork and send us a pull request with your changes.
@jgarte It is also available in opensuse, solus and others, but package for it is named everywhere the same (except for alpine). So i think that it only makes sens to show installation instruction only for the biggest distros, so readme won't become unnecessarily long
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ccordoba12 commentedon Jul 13, 2022
Hey @nougcat, thanks for interest in wanting to help us improve our docs. You don't need write permissions to do it, simply create a fork and send us a pull request with your changes.
jgarte commentedon Jul 24, 2022
@nougcat Can also be installed with GNU/Guix
nougcat commentedon Jul 24, 2022
@jgarte It is also available in opensuse, solus and others, but package for it is named everywhere the same (except for alpine). So i think that it only makes sens to show installation instruction only for the biggest distros, so readme won't become unnecessarily long