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I wasn't trolling.
My task was to develop something in Levinux. I didn't like Levinux as I was knew to Linux anyway and I couldn't physically 'see' files and folders, since I ran it in Windows.
Yes, the incompatibility was the problem. I looked online and seen people had converted files in this manner before, however it didn't work for me.
My incompatible method worked, but it wasn't as good as Flask's. -
@nik123 haha yeah I wish I knew both of those things before I tackled the issue!
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I once created a Flask application for some coursework. It was basically an Instagram clone. Anyway, when it came to handling images and saving them, I used an import called ImageMagick. Now the issue is, it had to run in Levinux (which is shit). The problem was that ImageMagick was a Debian, and Levinux only used TCZ (Tiny Core Extension or something,) so I spent a literal three days trying to convert the library into a .tcz, only to find out that Flask's built in image manager worked perfectly and reduced my code by about 25%.
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