Open itsamemarkus opened 1 year ago
Just stumbled upon this as well. Apparently, in Python 3.10 they have moved collections.Mapping
to collections.abc.Mapping
, because breaking changes are always fun to deal with (I was probably made a bit salty by Python 3.10's changelog, but boy am I glad I don't deal with Python anymore).
So with its current implementation, subuser
cannot be run on Python 3.10 or higher.
One way around it is to either launch it with python3.9
manually (that you have to install separately via e.g. pyenv
since it's not in the repos of Ubuntu 22.04 and newer) or to install it with pip
from Python 3.9 (again, easier to do with pyenv
).
When I try to install subuser via repositories on a fresh Ubuntu 22.04 or KDE neon I get this error:
This happens on my hardware and on a VM. The output for this issue is from the VM. Couldn't find a matching issue, is there a known fix for this?
The full install output with the fresh system that had no docker installed before