Theams does not work properly in SK 29 and latest cooker rpms.
Following error:
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[yankl@localhost gTaskBar]$ superkaramba gTaskBar.theme
Could not find platform independent libraries <prefix>
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>]
'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
superkaramba: TaskManager::TaskManager()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/yankl/gTaskBar/gTaskBar.py", line 5, in ?
import string
ImportError: No module named string
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What does ImportError mean?
It means that I couldn't load a python add-on for gTaskBar.theme
If this is a regular theme and doesn't use python
extensions, than nothing is wrong.
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kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::KActionCollection( [karamba pointer (0x81b3b30) to widget karamba, geometry=640x409+320+307], ): this = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::KActionCollection( [karamba pointer (0x81b3b30) to widget karamba, geometry=640x409+320+307], ): this = 0x81d0448
kdecore (KAction): KAction::initPrivate(): this = 0x81d0df0 name = "Locked position" cut = Ctrl+L m_parentCollection = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): Inserting Locked position, Toggle &locked position, Toggle locked position
kdecore (KAction): KAction::initPrivate(): this = 0x81d1e10 name = "Fast transformations" cut = Ctrl+F m_parentCollection = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): Inserting Fast transformations, Use &fast image scaling, Use fast image scaling
Config File ~/.superkaramba/gTaskBar.rc written.
kdecore (KAction): KAction::~KAction( this = "Locked position" )
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::~KActionCollection(): this = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): KAction::slotDestroyed(): this = 0x81d1e10, name = "Fast transformations", sender = 0x81cf820
kdecore (KAction): KAction::~KAction( this = "Fast transformations" )
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::~KActionCollection(): this = 0x81d0448
[yankl@localhost gTaskBar]$
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Nope I'm using the latest 9.1 ... not cooker. right now the cookers python version is causing all kinds of fun for people on pure cooker systems. I'm not going to upgrade to 2.3 for a while. Since it doesn't fix any security holes I'd rather let it and the apps that use python stabilize a bit first. I've had tooooooooo much fun in the past trying to upgrade too quick.
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But cooker is fun :).
Looks like python 2.3 deprisiate import string (http://mail.python.org/pipermail/patches/2002-September/009578.html). Any one know if SK 30 will take this in this as considaration?
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The string module isn't used by the superkaramba code. Thats a issue that the themes themselves have to pay attention to. As far as compiling SK with python 2.3, I have no idea whats wrong. I don't have python 2.3 to test it.
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Theams does not work properly in SK 29 and latest cooker rpms.
Following error:
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[yankl@localhost gTaskBar]$ superkaramba gTaskBar.theme
Could not find platform independent libraries <prefix>
Consider setting $PYTHONHOME to <prefix>[:<exec_prefix>]
'import site' failed; use -v for traceback
superkaramba: TaskManager::TaskManager()
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/yankl/gTaskBar/gTaskBar.py", line 5, in ?
import string
ImportError: No module named string
------------------------------------------------------
What does ImportError mean?
It means that I couldn't load a python add-on for gTaskBar.theme
If this is a regular theme and doesn't use python
extensions, than nothing is wrong.
------------------------------------------------------
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::KActionCollection( [karamba pointer (0x81b3b30) to widget karamba, geometry=640x409+320+307], ): this = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::KActionCollection( [karamba pointer (0x81b3b30) to widget karamba, geometry=640x409+320+307], ): this = 0x81d0448
kdecore (KAction): KAction::initPrivate(): this = 0x81d0df0 name = "Locked position" cut = Ctrl+L m_parentCollection = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): Inserting Locked position, Toggle &locked position, Toggle locked position
kdecore (KAction): KAction::initPrivate(): this = 0x81d1e10 name = "Fast transformations" cut = Ctrl+F m_parentCollection = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): Inserting Fast transformations, Use &fast image scaling, Use fast image scaling
Config File ~/.superkaramba/gTaskBar.rc written.
kdecore (KAction): KAction::~KAction( this = "Locked position" )
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::~KActionCollection(): this = 0x81cf740
kdecore (KAction): KAction::slotDestroyed(): this = 0x81d1e10, name = "Fast transformations", sender = 0x81cf820
kdecore (KAction): KAction::~KAction( this = "Fast transformations" )
kdecore (KAction): KActionCollection::~KActionCollection(): this = 0x81d0448
[yankl@localhost gTaskBar]$
Using MDK 9.1 and superkaramba from the Netdragon site here without trouble. Have you tried that combo?
Are you updated to latest cooker. Python 2.2.2 is no more it is 2.3 and I think it is a problem.
Nope I'm using the latest 9.1 ... not cooker. right now the cookers python version is causing all kinds of fun for people on pure cooker systems. I'm not going to upgrade to 2.3 for a while. Since it doesn't fix any security holes I'd rather let it and the apps that use python stabilize a bit first. I've had tooooooooo much fun in the past trying to upgrade too quick.
But cooker is fun :).
Looks like python 2.3 deprisiate import string (http://mail.python.org/pipermail/patches/2002-September/009578.html). Any one know if SK 30 will take this in this as considaration?
The string module isn't used by the superkaramba code. Thats a issue that the themes themselves have to pay attention to. As far as compiling SK with python 2.3, I have no idea whats wrong. I don't have python 2.3 to test it.