AB-Stromer

Hi, on my Pinebook Pro with Armbian, I would like to use AesCrypt like on all my other Linux and Windows and Android systems, but here on Armbian, I need some support... - AesCrypt seems not to be available as deb package in Armbian and also Debian repos, right? - install AesCrypt directly from AesCrypt website as deb package with gdebi doesn"t work, guess because it is for x86 only - so I would like to make use of pyAesCryt as module in my Python script - the way as I know it from Archlinux and Manjaro, pip install pyAesCrypt does not work, get a message "environment is externally managed, not Debian-packaged software has to be installed via pipx" (I don't know what "externally managed environment" means, seems to special in Debian / Armbian. Is there a good documentation?) - now, pipx install pyAesCryt installs pyAesCryt sucessfully, and I also did the recommended pipx ensurepath - but, pyAesCrypt is not listed as installed module and - with adapted calls in my methods (aescrypt to pyaescrypt) and an module import import pyAesCrypt after starting the script, when it comes to the call, an error message says " no such module" Any help would be much appreciated!

I see this has been solved but maybe it is helpful for others if I share my experience of the last days.... - had Manjaro KDE first and then later Manjaro Gnome running on my PBP, wanted to change desktop due to bad performance with Gnome and somewhat weird booting behaviour - ran into a lot, really lot of trouble with these U-Boot hassle (u-boot, idbloader, trust) and repeatedly not working, at last not even booting and needed Reset directly on the the board - was so close to kick the PBP into the trash bin - but then wanted to give Armbian a chance - downloaded the version for PBP, version current, with Cinnamon. Unpacked, flashed to a SD card (with dd, no etcher ..), inserted into PBP, start: success!! System on SD booted at first step, ran into initial config, set up wifi: amazing! - after half an hour enjoying this rescue of my PBP, I wanted to try to flash onto the emmc... - after quickly finding out, that - other than the armbian doc tells - it's not via "armbian-install" on the command line, but via "armbian-config" in the menu. Chose "System on eMMC, Boot from eMMC"option. Started, it worked through and - voila! Booting and running from emmc on first shot!! - So easy can life be! I am really happy and thankful to Armbian, I am an Armbian fan now 😀