I failed to setup EAF under Ubuntu system, also with some other reasons, I
switched backto Arch Linux now. I setup EAF requirements again, but got one
problem that I have not noticed before.
I use command yay -S python-pymupdf to install fitz module. Then I start Emacs
from KDE krunner. It can't open PDF file, reports error missing module 'fitz'.
Then I try to start Emacs from zsh which has 'virtualenv' enabled. I saw command
yay -S python-pymupdf installed package in my Python virtualenv. This time,
EAF can open PDF file now.
I realized I should install without virtualenv enabled. I did this. Then install
again. Seems this AUR package "python-pymupdf" still installed in user home
virtualenv directory.
I failed to setup EAF under Ubuntu system, also with some other reasons, I switched backto Arch Linux now. I setup EAF requirements again, but got one problem that I have not noticed before.
I use command
yay -S python-pymupdf
to install fitz module. Then I start Emacs from KDE krunner. It can't open PDF file, reports error missing module 'fitz'. Then I try to start Emacs from zsh which has 'virtualenv' enabled. I saw commandyay -S python-pymupdf
installed package in my Python virtualenv. This time, EAF can open PDF file now.I realized I should install without virtualenv enabled. I did this. Then install again. Seems this AUR package "python-pymupdf" still installed in user home virtualenv directory.
What should I do?