Open blueyed opened 10 years ago
Installing the Debian/Ubuntu package python-pyside.qtwebkit
appears to be enough (no pip install pyside
necessary), but only for system-wide installations then.
FWIW, I came across python-qt, maybe that's useful, but probably know already and/or outdated?!
FWIW^2, I've found a useful script to copy packages into a virtualenv: https://gist.github.com/davidfraser/6555916. Very useful, since PySide takes a long time to build (should have created a wheel directly in the first place).
I have tried to use Ghost.py (from master), after
pip install pyside
(version 1.2.2), and it does not appear to work:I would like to see more verbose installation instructions in this regard: a few words about PyQt and PySide (which to prefer?) and a section about installing it via
pip
or Ubuntu/Debian packages.