My last work on sked was several years ago, when the ncurses situation in Python was quite different to how it is now.
Nowadays Python comes with ncurses bundled in, under the name "curses". It wouldn't be too difficult to get sked to use the current interface, but it's questionable whether that is worth the effort.
I stopped work on sked when I realized what would be involved to support RFT 2445 (iCalendar) and thus to interoperate with every other calendar program out there. It's true that libical is now in much better shape than it was back in 2001, but it would still be quite an undertaking.
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Hallo,
i'd downloaded sked and I had successfully extracted it.
If I start sked, sked shows me following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./sked", line 35, in ?
from ncurses import curses
ImportError: No module named ncurses
How do I solve this problem???
Thanks for your help
Johannes D.
Hi,
I have exactly the same problem. ncurses is installed, also pyncurses and python-curses is.
Any hints?
My last work on sked was several years ago, when the ncurses situation in Python was quite different to how it is now.
Nowadays Python comes with ncurses bundled in, under the name "curses". It wouldn't be too difficult to get sked to use the current interface, but it's questionable whether that is worth the effort.
I stopped work on sked when I realized what would be involved to support RFT 2445 (iCalendar) and thus to interoperate with every other calendar program out there. It's true that libical is now in much better shape than it was back in 2001, but it would still be quite an undertaking.