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From: Felipe Vieira <fmv1992 AT gmail DOT com>
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2017 13:55:48 -0300
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Subject: opencv, python-cv and lack of python3 bindings
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Dear cygwin team,

Is there any reason for existing a "python-cv" package and not
existing a "python3-cv" package?

It looks like installing opencv in cygwin is a long/demanding task and
I'm wondering why is there no package for python3.

If there is a simple way of installing opencv with python3 bindings let me know.

All the tutorials on this point seem long and depend on other manual installs.

Best,

Felipe Vieira.

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