How to install PyGUI for Python3?











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I want to install PyGUI for Python3 on Fedora 23.



From PyGUI:




Linux - requires pygtk (tested with pygtk-2.14.0 and Gtk+-2.14.7).




And by going to PyGTK it says:




Note: New users are encouraged to use GTK+3 through the PyGObject bindings instead of using PyGTK with GTK+2. Windows users may still want to keep using PyGTK until more convenient installers are published.




So I managed to install pygobject (3.18.2) and PyGUI (2.5.3) for the Python3 environment. To make this clear, when I run python3 -m pip list I got (+ other stuff...):




  • pygobject (3.18.2)

  • PyGUI (2.5.3)


And I thought I was done with that but when I download and try the blobedit.py example I got the following error (complete error log here): 



PyGIWarning: Gtk was imported without specifying a version first. Use gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') before import to ensure that the right version gets loaded.


Sigh. I went to Python3 and try to import gtk and failed to found the module.



So, what would be the necessary steps for installing PyGUI for Python3 in Fedora 23? I'll appreciate any help! Thank you!






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    I want to install PyGUI for Python3 on Fedora 23.



    From PyGUI:




    Linux - requires pygtk (tested with pygtk-2.14.0 and Gtk+-2.14.7).




    And by going to PyGTK it says:




    Note: New users are encouraged to use GTK+3 through the PyGObject bindings instead of using PyGTK with GTK+2. Windows users may still want to keep using PyGTK until more convenient installers are published.




    So I managed to install pygobject (3.18.2) and PyGUI (2.5.3) for the Python3 environment. To make this clear, when I run python3 -m pip list I got (+ other stuff...):




    • pygobject (3.18.2)

    • PyGUI (2.5.3)


    And I thought I was done with that but when I download and try the blobedit.py example I got the following error (complete error log here): 



    PyGIWarning: Gtk was imported without specifying a version first. Use gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') before import to ensure that the right version gets loaded.


    Sigh. I went to Python3 and try to import gtk and failed to found the module.



    So, what would be the necessary steps for installing PyGUI for Python3 in Fedora 23? I'll appreciate any help! Thank you!






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      I want to install PyGUI for Python3 on Fedora 23.



      From PyGUI:




      Linux - requires pygtk (tested with pygtk-2.14.0 and Gtk+-2.14.7).




      And by going to PyGTK it says:




      Note: New users are encouraged to use GTK+3 through the PyGObject bindings instead of using PyGTK with GTK+2. Windows users may still want to keep using PyGTK until more convenient installers are published.




      So I managed to install pygobject (3.18.2) and PyGUI (2.5.3) for the Python3 environment. To make this clear, when I run python3 -m pip list I got (+ other stuff...):




      • pygobject (3.18.2)

      • PyGUI (2.5.3)


      And I thought I was done with that but when I download and try the blobedit.py example I got the following error (complete error log here): 



      PyGIWarning: Gtk was imported without specifying a version first. Use gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') before import to ensure that the right version gets loaded.


      Sigh. I went to Python3 and try to import gtk and failed to found the module.



      So, what would be the necessary steps for installing PyGUI for Python3 in Fedora 23? I'll appreciate any help! Thank you!






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      I want to install PyGUI for Python3 on Fedora 23.



      From PyGUI:




      Linux - requires pygtk (tested with pygtk-2.14.0 and Gtk+-2.14.7).




      And by going to PyGTK it says:




      Note: New users are encouraged to use GTK+3 through the PyGObject bindings instead of using PyGTK with GTK+2. Windows users may still want to keep using PyGTK until more convenient installers are published.




      So I managed to install pygobject (3.18.2) and PyGUI (2.5.3) for the Python3 environment. To make this clear, when I run python3 -m pip list I got (+ other stuff...):




      • pygobject (3.18.2)

      • PyGUI (2.5.3)


      And I thought I was done with that but when I download and try the blobedit.py example I got the following error (complete error log here): 



      PyGIWarning: Gtk was imported without specifying a version first. Use gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') before import to ensure that the right version gets loaded.


      Sigh. I went to Python3 and try to import gtk and failed to found the module.



      So, what would be the necessary steps for installing PyGUI for Python3 in Fedora 23? I'll appreciate any help! Thank you!






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