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 😀

Hi all, according to my research on internet my most-used messenger "signal" ("signal-desktop" on PC) seems to be not yet available on ARM arch and so in Armbian. But as as these info might be somewhat old, let me ask here if this status is correct Thanks for advice!