[Ubuntu] Stumped trying to install

deamon_knight

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 <module>
    import language, ui, plugins, sb.profdb
  File "/home/jay/snowberry/language.py", line 250, in <module>
    select('english')
  File "/home/jay/snowberry/language.py", line 195, in select
    localText = library[language]
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

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

DaniJ

Which version of Python are you using?

KuriKai

is there anymore information in the terminal?

flamepanther

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

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

Any ideas anyone?

KuriKai

can you please post the full output of the terminal please

tosk

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

Looks like you are missing wxwidgets.

tosk

Well that solved the snowberry problem Cheers