gtksourceview2 import error: solved

dear all, now I get another error...






it seems it can't import gkt2sourceview2 module??

what do I need to install to get the module?

The other image with the 7i96error is solved

somebody has a package link for gtksourceview2 ?

thank you

Why did you choose to go with Buster and not the stretch ISO provided by the Linuxcnc guys ?

was the easiest for me to setup a clean system! and since I followed

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/uspace/debian10-emc.html

compiled it, linuxcnc was working ok, soooo

everything worked ok, until plasmac, ...

debian.pkgs.org/9/debian-main-amd64/pyth...0.1-3_amd64.deb.html

installed lets see

I would have thought installing from a pre-made image would have been easier, no compiling no chasing up missing bits.

Have you tried searching debian for the missing package ?
You have to remember that sometimes distros remove packages from one version to the next and it can break things.

Found this using google by searching "linuxcnc gtksourceview2 debian buster"
forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...97-2-8-debian-buster

There's a few others as well, can't vouch if they work or not as I've been working on Mint install images.

CNCFred wrote:

was the easiest for me to setup a clean system! and since I followed

gnipsel.com/linuxcnc/uspace/debian10-emc.html

compiled it, linuxcnc was working ok, soooo

everything worked ok, until plasmac, ...

I see part of those instructions:Unfortunately it is not explained that it breaks some GUIs.

You would be better of using one of Robs images forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...with-linuxcnc#157411

If I can't fix it....
I could use debian 9?

Plan Bb

I try Rob's...

Thank you!

I add the file to solve the problem for debian 10 :




@phillc54 : maybe you can add the link to the gtksourcview2 to your how to page ....just in case

Glad you got it going.