Talk:PyGTK/Hello World Tutorial
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<James>
Thanks for the tutorial. I get as far as:
* Run setup.py to create the content bundle
This gives the output:
# ./setup.py : No such file or directory
Knowledge level: I'm a seasoned developer, but working with Linux is new to me.
I created the various *.py files on Windows, then copied them to the XO, into the folder /usr/share/activities/gtkactivity/
On the XO:
# cd /usr/share/activities/gtkactivity/ # find . /activity/activity-gtktest.svg ./activity/activity.info e first line of the setup.py file is:
#!/usr/bin/env python
However, running find...
# find / -name python /usr/bin/python
... shows that, on the XO, python is installed in /usr/bin/.
I tried changing the first line of setup.py to...
#!/usr/bin/python #!/usr/bin/env python #!python
... then tying again in the terminal:
# ./setup.py :./setup.py: /usr/bin/python^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
I would be most grateful if someone could point out where I am going wrong.
</James>
- Hey, I think the problem might be (and what I forgot to mention): You have to make the scripts (setup.py, gtktest.py) executable. 'chmod u+x *.py'. Then setup.py should output your .xo and you can install it on the XO Laptop via the journal. Crazy-chris 13:37, 25 January 2008 (EST)
<James> Thanks for your rapid response, Chris. I'm still having no joy:
# cd /usr/share/activities/gtkactivity/ # ls -aF ./ activity/ gtktest.glade* manifest* ../ activity.py* gtktest.py* setup.py* # chmod u+x *.py # ./setup.py : No such file or directory
</James>