I was working on a 2D game using python 3.6.8 and pip3. Everything was working fine. Then i downloaded and installed python 3.8. Now, pip won’t work at all. These are the errors I am getting when running “pip3 install arcade”: PLEASE HELP, I would like to continue making my game. Answer The error is pretty clear. You’ve got a
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Cannot Install SRC – Linux
I am failing to install SRC in Linux Mint 19 via PIP. I have attempted to paste the output and failed horribly, I have had to double space everything, otherwise, it comes out as one long run-on sentence. Not sure how to paste a readable output of my Linux terminal here. Sorry….. Answer tries to install src from PyPI —
Set env variable in sudo when provisioning Vagrant
I’m trying to install a python package in a Vagrant box that runs in Ubuntu 14 with sudo, this package requires to set an env variable before. I have tried the following commands, but it did not recognize the env variable when provisioning Vagrant: sudo AIRFLOW_GPL_UNIDECODE=yes sudo pip install apache-airflow==1.10.0 What’s the best way to set it? Answer Everything must
Cannot install Flask with pip on my Raspberry Pi
I am trying to install Flask on my Raspberry Pi, but it seems that this is not possible anymore with the command: sudo pip install flask . I always return this message: Does anybody have an idea what’s going wrong? Answer This problem is described here. In short, the fix is to set date correctly, eg: sudo date +%Y%m%d -s
Python does not find custom installed modules when running from a cronjob
I’m trying to set a python script to run every two minutes using a cronjob, the crontab line is below. The python script is called by a shell script, script.sh, posted below. This python script starts a selenium webdriver, gather some data and saves it to a csv file. A snippet is also bellow. crontab The export DISPLAY=:0 is needed
Python installation in custom directory (Linux): PIP not working
I have installed Python3.6.4 in a Linux machine, under a user directory, lets say /drive/username/Python3.6.4 I’ve setup my path and aliases, and Python is working properly (i.e. executing python3 puts me in the correct environment, which python3 produces: /drive/username/Python3.6.4/bin/python3) The problem is with pip! When i execute pip3, i am getting: -bash: /username/Python3.6.4/bin/pip3: /usr/local/bin/python3.6: bad interpreter: No such file or
kali linux pip install paramiko get ValueError
when I install paramiko with pip get error ValueError: Unable to determine SOCKS version from socks://127.0.0.1:1080/ This is the detailed error code I get: And I don’t what to do then I try to upgrade pip get error prompt code I use the command get the prompt code what should I do? Answer if you don’t want a proxy:
pip freeze doesn’t show opencv in Linux/Mint
I’ve installed OpenCV on Linux Mint and I can import it in python But when I want to see it in pip freeze, it doesn’t appear: Also, I tried to import it via PyCharm’s Project Interpreter. It wants to installation with pip. (pip install opencv-python and pip install cv2) When I installed that, I followed these steps What is the
How to install Pip3 pointing a custom installation of Python3 in Ubuntu?
I’m using Ubuntu 17.04 and it has Python 2.7.13 installed. I want to use Python 3 without it colliding with Python 2.7.13. I’ve installed and built Python 3 from source and aliased it without an issue. Right now python is pointing to usr/bin/python which is the system default, and I aliased python3 to point my custom installation in ~/Python-3.6.3″. The
pip install pickle not working – no such file or directory
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, trying to install cpickle with pip. I’ve searched a bit, haven’t found anything useful yet. PYTHONPATH isn’t set. Error message troubleshooting steps Answer Checking on the interweb, I found this A common pattern in Python 2.x is to have one version of a module implemented in pure Python, with an optional accelerated version implemented as a C