Simple setup for linux

[fejese]

Using the cards from https://github.com/jminuscula/dixit-online which in turns uses cards from pinterest. That's fine I guess?

[arvoelke]

Interesting. Hadn't heard of this other Dixit implementation. Are there reasons to prefer this over the other? It looks like mine was earlier, but this other one is more popular? I'm not sure how I feel about perpetuating the infringement of copyright of the original artwork even if it was scraped from Pinterest. Also not clear to me how robust / general the script is for most environments. For instance, I think it would be more robust to do the download within the server code itself, e.g., by downloading and unzipping https://github.com/jminuscula/dixit-online/archive/master.zip. I think I'll leave this here for now so that others can discover the script and this other Dixit repo if they so choose, and maybe there will be a clearer option in the future for some sort of open-source repository of cards. Likewise, adding a setup.py and releasing this on PyPI might be preferable versus requiring users to have git and run an install script.

[arvoelke]

By the way, I decided to go ahead and release this on PyPI (#7). Installing and running this should now be as simple as:

pip install dixit
dixit

There's still plenty to do in making this fully-featured, user-friendly, configurable, and accessible in terms of obtaining card decks. Thanks again for your help with this.

[fejese]

so honestly, I didn't mean to send this as a PR yet, only to my own fork, but figured I might as well get your thoughts on it :)

regarding the other implementation the problem is that while it looks more sophisticated in some ways, the frontend is just not implemented yet :)

so totally fine leaving the PR hanging, I might go check if we can do this to better handle copyright and all