added environment set up link

[LinhNguyenLe2109]

@bobluppes I believe we need to make 2 more things:

• Guide for other OS users like Window and MacOS. If possible you should try and see how you would do it in Window OS. It was really tough for me.
• Easier, straightforward examples in installation guide. I checked the examples, maybe we need something that when we run it prints out something. Or maybe that's unnecessary because people don't use this library to print stuff but to calculate difficult algorithms

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[bobluppes]

Currently we can distinct two types of users:

• Users wanting to integrate graaf into their own project
• Developers directly working on the graaf library to improve it (like you 😄 )

This readme and the quickstart guide are focused towards the first users, while the wiki is meant for the second.

Therefore I am a little hesitant linking to the wiki here. But maybe we could rephrase it to make this distinction more clear. And we can point to the wiki for troubleshooting.

What do you think?

[LinhNguyenLe2109]

Yeah sure, that's a good point, I wasn't sure about this so I'm gonna update this for you

[bobluppes]

Guide for other OS users like Window and MacOS. If possible you should try and see how you would do it in Window OS. It was really tough for me.

Thanks, this is a good point! I will try it out and create a ticket for it.

Easier, straightforward examples in installation guide. I checked the examples, maybe we need something that when we run it prints out something. Or maybe that's unnecessary because people don't use this library to print stuff but to calculate difficult algorithms

Good idea, I think printing the dot representation might be helpful to understand how some of the algorithms work. Is this something you would like to work on? I can also create a ticket for it

[LinhNguyenLe2109]

Guide for other OS users like Window and MacOS. If possible you should try and see how you would do it in Window OS. It was really tough for me.

Thanks, this is a good point! I will try it out and create a ticket for it.

Easier, straightforward examples in installation guide. I checked the examples, maybe we need something that when we run it prints out something. Or maybe that's unnecessary because people don't use this library to print stuff but to calculate difficult algorithms

Good idea, I think printing the dot representation might be helpful to understand how some of the algorithms work. Is this something you would like to work on? I can also create a ticket for it

I would love to take on this issue, but currently I can't get it to work on my computer right now, so I guess I would just deal with the readme first

[LinhNguyenLe2109]

@bobluppes I put removed that part and put it in contributing, although we have a link for it already in the wiki page. Let me know if it is necessary, or else you can just close the PR if it's insignificant.

[bobluppes]

Guide for other OS users like Window and MacOS. If possible you should try and see how you would do it in Window OS. It was really tough for me.

Thanks, this is a good point! I will try it out and create a ticket for it.

Easier, straightforward examples in installation guide. I checked the examples, maybe we need something that when we run it prints out something. Or maybe that's unnecessary because people don't use this library to print stuff but to calculate difficult algorithms

Good idea, I think printing the dot representation might be helpful to understand how some of the algorithms work. Is this something you would like to work on? I can also create a ticket for it

I would love to take on this issue, but currently I can't get it to work on my computer right now, so I guess I would just deal with the readme first

Sorry to hear that, I will definitely work on improving this

[bobluppes]

Nice, I like the addition 👍🏻