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Guake won't start due to incorrect SCHEMA_DIR #1436
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The same problem in my ubuntu18.04. And tracked it down to ab7b44a can't help. |
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This problem also exists in FreeBSD. I have been working on updating the port, got it to compile, but it's complaining about the gschemas missing. It's looking in /usr/local/lib/python-3.6/site-packages/data (Why is it even looking there?) |
hi. how is package install on freebsd? make install is obviously debian oriented, so if you have more information on how python works on other systems I can rework it :) |
@y2kbadbug I'm assuming the FreeBSD problem is the exact same one I'm seeing on Linux, due to the change in ab7b44a. If you manually undo these changes on the installed @gsemet Might I suggest moving the
As far as I can tell, the files in |
this is quite difficult to follow. pypi wheels "data" section is not well documented, so there is lot of latitude here. I think pypi install it into /usr/local/share/guake (to be cofnirmed). So yet, maybe I'll rework it again to place it into the python module, at least this would simplify this mess. But having the resource in /usr/share/guake looked cool at the time :) |
I created a separate ticket for FreeBSD support #1444 |
I have the same issue on Linux Mint 19. |
Same issue on fedora 29 |
Had the same issue on Arch. Realized I had both |
Your Guake installing from source was in conflict with your guake installed from pip. Uninstall the pip version would solve that for you. Guake error throw upon starting:
Uninstall conflicting pip-built guake
Start Guake again (no error)
Press F12 to use it. |
Merged #1893 that may fix this, new version of guake coming soon so that the affected can confirm whether or not this is fixed. This will also be in latest git master, but compiling from source sends files to a different place which will make this work, but doesn't quite confirm that the issue is dealt with. |
Guake Terminal 3.4.0
Python 3.6.5
Gentoo Linux
I just upgraded Guake from 3.3.2 to 3.4.0 and it is now failing to start because it can't load the GLib schema.
I tracked it down to ab7b44a. If I undo this change, guake will start.
Broken:
Works:
Was the intended change perhaps to change the next line from
os.path.abspath(os.path.join(d, ".."))
toos.path.dirname(d)
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