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bassmanitram / actions-for-nautilus

An extension to the Gnome "Files" file manager that allows you to add arbitrary actions to the file selection context menu.
Apache License 2.0
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Breaks on Ubuntu 22 #14

Closed clari7744 closed 1 year ago

clari7744 commented 2 years ago 
$ nautilus                                   1
Fatal Python error: pycore_create_interpreter: can't make main interpreter
Python runtime state: preinitialized

After installing python3-nautilus, I get this error whenever I attempt to open Nautilus in any way. I was able to install AFN and modify config, but I can't see it because python3-nautilus breaks Nautilus. How can I fix this?

bassmanitram commented 2 years ago

Hey... I'll take a look (it may be worth reporting this to the python-nautilus maintainer too)

bassmanitram commented 2 years ago

Did you install AFN from source or from the deb file. If from source, can I ask you to uninstall and then install the deb.

bassmanitram commented 2 years ago

He, Clari

I have just done the following

The contents of the context menu were as expected and the sample commands worked.

So, it appears that vanilla installation works - can you give me more information about your particular installation - particularly anything "non vanilla" about it

clari7744 commented 2 years ago

I installed python3.10 from source I do use Chrome but that doesn't matter I installed from deb The issue seems to be from python3-nautilus, and not your app, but I was wondering if this has been seen and fixed before, or if not, just bringing this to your attention

bassmanitram commented 2 years ago

Understood - I have contacted the maintainer of python3-nautilus to see if he can chime in on this issue and provide any help.

biokomiker commented 2 years ago

Dear Clari, you might have screwed up your python installation. Python3 is installed by default on Ubuntu. Please check whether you have additional modules in ~/.local/lib/python3.10 or have installed manually accidentally something in /usr/lib/python3.10. The package manager shall be used to install additional python modules otherwise you may run into trouble.

clari7744 commented 2 years ago

All my packages are in ~/.local/lib My default python was, I believe, 3.10.4, and I updated to 3.10.5 from source; however, I used sudo make altinstall, so it installed alongside .4 instead of over it. I haven't manually installed anything to /usr/local/lib/python3.10

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bassmanitram commented 1 year ago

Closing due to inactivity