[Ubuntu] Stumped trying to install

deamon_knight · 2010 Feb 9

I'm trying to install Doomsday on Ubuntu Karmic (9.10) I've added the repositories:
deb http://debian.keesmeijs.nl/ karmic-kees main
deb-src http://debian.keesmeijs.nl/ karmic-kees main

and I'm trying to download snowberry. As listed in the wiki
svn co https://svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/den ... /snowberry snowberry
does not work. It looks like it should be
svn co https://deng.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroo ... /snowberry snowberry
This actually downloaded, however after adding
#!/usr/bin/python
and to snowberry.py and executing, I get errors.

File "snowberry/snowberry.py", line 26, in &lt;module&gt;
    import language, ui, plugins, sb.profdb
  File "/home/jay/snowberry/language.py", line 250, in &lt;module&gt;
    select('english')
  File "/home/jay/snowberry/language.py", line 195, in select
    localText = library&#91;language&#93;
KeyError: 'english'

Not sure how to proceed. Perhaps "localText = library[language]" should be something else? I don't know python so I'm not sure.

Thanks

deamon_knight · 2010 Feb 18

No replies in over a week? Doesn't anyone have this running in Ubuntu?

DaniJ · 2010 Feb 18

Which version of Python are you using?

KuriKai · 2010 Feb 19

is there anymore information in the terminal?

flamepanther · 2010 Feb 21

For what it's worth, I can get Snowberry running in Ubuntu just fine, but I have to enter

python ./snowberry.py

at the terminal, from inside the folder containing Snowberry. I can't execute the file directly.

tosk · 2010 Mar 25

I'm getting the same problem. Ubuntu 9.10.
using version 2.6.4 of python.

Any ideas anyone?

KuriKai · 2010 Mar 25

can you please post the full output of the terminal please

tosk · 2010 Mar 25

Ah, I thought it was the same, but apparently my problem is different.

My output is

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "snowberry.py", line 25, in <module>
import language, ui, plugins, sb.profdb
File "/home/overfiend/snowberry/deng-1.9.0-beta6.8/snowberry/ui.py", line 37, in <module>
import sys, os, wx, string
ImportError: No module named wx

DaniJ · 2010 Mar 25

Looks like you are missing wxwidgets.

tosk · 2010 Mar 26

Well that solved the snowberry problem

Cheers

[Ubuntu] Stumped trying to install

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