| python-mrpt |
2.15.3-1 |
Python wrapper for Mobile Robot Programming Toolkit (MRPT) libraries |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| python-orocos-kdl |
1.4.0 |
This package contains the python bindings PyKDL for the Kinematics and Dynamics Library (KDL), distributed by the Orocos Project. |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| python-orocos-kdl-vendor |
0.8.0-1 |
Wrapper around PyKDL, providing nothing but a dependency on PyKDL on some systems. On others, it fetches and builds python_orocos_kdl locally. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| python-orocos-kdl-vendor |
0.2.5-1 |
Wrapper around PyKDL, providing nothing but a dependency on PyKDL on some systems. On others, it fetches and builds python_orocos_kdl locally. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| python-orocos-kdl-vendor |
0.5.1-2 |
Wrapper around PyKDL, providing nothing but a dependency on PyKDL on some systems. On others, it fetches and builds python_orocos_kdl locally. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| python-orocos-kdl-vendor |
0.7.1-1 |
Wrapper around PyKDL, providing nothing but a dependency on PyKDL on some systems. On others, it fetches and builds python_orocos_kdl locally. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| python-qt-binding |
0.4.4-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide is released under the LGPL. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros1-melodic |
| python-qt-binding |
1.0.2-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-dashing |
| python-qt-binding |
1.0.3-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-eloquent |
| python-qt-binding |
1.0.5-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-foxy |
| python-qt-binding |
2.5.4-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-rolling |
| python-qt-binding |
0.4.6-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide is released under the LGPL. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros1-noetic |
| python-qt-binding |
1.0.7-2 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-galactic |
| python-qt-binding |
1.1.3-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-humble |
| python-qt-binding |
2.2.2-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-jazzy |
| python-qt-binding |
2.3.2-1 |
This stack provides Python bindings for Qt. There are two providers: pyside and pyqt. PySide2 is available under the GPL, LGPL and a commercial license. PyQt is released under the GPL. Both the bindings and tools to build bindings are included from each available provider. For PySide, it is called "Shiboken". For PyQt, this is called "SIP". Also provided is adapter code to make the user's Python code independent of which binding provider was actually used which makes it very easy to switch between these. |
meta-ros2-kilted |
| python3-blosc2 |
3.12.2 |
A fast & compressed ndarray library with a flexible compute engine |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-dlib |
20.0.0 |
A toolkit for making real world machine learning and data analysis applications |
meta-homeassistant |
| python3-llvmlite |
0.46.0 |
lightweight wrapper around basic LLVM functionality |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-nanobind |
2.12.0 |
nanobind: tiny and efficient C++/Python bindings |
meta-python |
| python3-nanobind |
2.12.0 |
nanobind: tiny and efficient C++/Python bindings |
meta-voltumna |
| python3-numba |
0.64.0 |
compiling Python code using LLVM |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-onnx |
1.20.1 |
Open Neural Network Exchange |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-pocketsphinx |
5.0.4 |
Python interface to Pocketsphinx libraries. |
meta-python |
| python3-pyarrow |
23.0.1 |
|
meta-python-ai |
| python3-pybind11 |
3.0.1 |
Seamless operability between C++11 and Python |
meta-python |
| python3-pybind11 |
2.13.6 |
Seamless operability between C++11 and Python |
meta-homeassistant |
| python3-pybind11 |
3.0.1 |
Seamless operability between C++11 and Python |
meta-voltumna |
| python3-pybind11 |
3.0.1 |
Seamless operability between C++11 and Python |
meta-voltumna |
| python3-pybind11 |
3.0.1 |
Seamless operability between C++11 and Python |
meta-tango |
| python3-pybind11-json |
0.2.15 |
Using nlohmann::json with pybind11 |
meta-python |
| python3-pykdl |
1.5.1-87 |
|
meta-ros-common |
| python3-pyrealsense2 |
2.55.1 |
Python Wrapper for Intel Realsense SDK 2.0 |
meta-intel-realsense |
| python3-pytango |
10.0.4 |
Tango for Python |
meta-voltumna |
| python3-pytango |
10.1.4 |
Tango for Python |
meta-voltumna |
| python3-pytango |
10.0.4 |
Tango for Python |
meta-tango |
| python3-pytango |
10.1.4 |
Tango for Python |
meta-tango |
| python3-pytorch |
2.10.0 |
Tensors and Dynamic neural networks in Python with strong GPU acceleration |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-rawpy |
0.26.1 |
RAW image processing for Python, a wrapper for libraw |
meta-python-ai |
| python3-tensorrt |
10.3.0 |
Python bindings for TensorRT |
meta-tegra |
| python3-torchvision |
0.25.0 |
Datasets, Transforms and Models specific to Computer Vision |
meta-python-ai |
| qadwaitadecorations |
0.1.7 |
Qt decoration plugin implementing Adwaita-like client-side decorations. |
meta-wayland |
| qca |
2.3.4 |
QCA |
meta-kf5 |
| qca |
2.3.7 |
QCA |
meta-kf5 |
| qca |
2.3.5 |
QCA provides a straightforward and cross-platform crypto API |
meta-qt5-extra |
| qca |
2.3.10 |
Qt Cryptographic Architecture (QCA) |
meta-wayland |
| qca |
2.3.10 |
QCA |
meta-kf6 |
| qcomtee |
0.0+git |
Qualcomm qcom-tee library |
meta-qcom |
| qcoro |
0.13.0 |
QCoro |
meta-kf6 |
| qgnomeplatform |
0.9.2 |
QGnomePlatform is a Qt Platform Theme designed to use as many of the GNOME settings as possible in unmodified Qt applications |
meta-wayland |