Eine Träne in Lindners Augen hätte den Abend noch abgerundet.
Aber ein Rücktritt, der längst überfällig war, ist auch ok.
Yea I finally can start my script with a virtual enviroment and tkcalendar installed.
My switch from windows to linux is rough but I keep learning much new stuff.
Holy shit!
**Thank you very much! **
You did help me big time.
I'm understanding more and was successfull in installing tkcalendar and pyyaml in a virual Enviroment in VisualStudioCode. For now I can use my script.
OK then I have to read about it.
I am a bit confused because the installation with pip on Linux Mint was no problem and didnt throw any errors. I could use my script in the IDE and from console.
On Tumbleweed it seems to be a lot different. From the first look I have to activate the virt. env
Do I have to do this everytime I start the script via console?
I have written a little python script with said data-picker. Therefore I need tkcalendar to run my script
Yes:
Note: Dependent package 'babel' contains 1 apps
- pybabel
No apps associated with package tkcalendar. Try again with '--include-deps' to include apps of dependent packages, which are listed above. If you are attempting to install a library, pipx
should not be used. Consider using pip or a similar tool instead.
I installed pipx with "zypper install python311-pipx".
But I can't find a way to install the damn tkcalendar with it -> https://pypi.org/project/tkcalendar/#files
Feeling like an idiot here.
This really cant be that hard..
(Solved) Question about Python-packages
I'm having a fair share of problems with OpenSuse Tumbleweed and python atm.
Coming from Linux Mint and windows.
Installing python-packages with pip was pretty easy.
But I have trouble understanding how to install the following packages on TumbleWeed:
yaml for Python(311)
When I try to use pip I get prompted to use zypper.
I am stuck at this point. Do I have to use something different than zypper? What is the correct way here?
Help very much appreciated and thank you in advance!
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**Thanks everyone for the help! **
I could succesfully create a virtual enviroment in my Visualstudio Code and installed the needed libraries. The next step for me would be to create a executable package.
Like I said I am kind of new to linux and this was the way I knew to share some basic info. Btw it was fastfetch
Got a better idea to share basic Info? Please share it with me.
Pretty normal to give basic informations about the system when asking questions about said system.
I think I wasnt clear there. I added the last two sentences when it finally worked on its own again and marked it as solved.
(Solved) Signature-Error when updating OpenSuse Tw
Since this evening I have some problems with my OpenSuse Tumbleweed installation. I'm kind of a noob and everything I tried didn't work out.
When I try to update my system with "zypper dup" I get an error that the signature-check failed and if I still want to proceed:
>Signaturecheck for file "repomd.xml" from repository "repo-oss" failed<
I downloaded the GPG-Key from the OpenSuse Website, deleted and reimported the new key. This didnt help.
When I deleted the key and didnt import a new one the system imported it itself when running zypper dup. Fingerprint was the same as before.
I had the same problem with an other repository but reimporting the key worked for now.
Can someone help me on this? Can this be some kind if temporary problem?
--- Update ---
I tried everthing for 2 hours.
Now the error isn't there anymore and I can update without problems
Unfortunately not.
My records over 4 years are heavily mixed with predominantly card payments.
Perhaps the continuous use of card payments has an influence?
I get your point and that maybe there is a bias.
But in years of tracking my spendings (mostly with my smartphone) I have pretty constant spendings for my day to day live (rise of cost of living etc. in mind).
I would describe me not as rich -not even close.
Tracking budgets for example food / clothes per month helps me staying in a certain range.
I keep track of what I spent.
Doesnt matter if Cash or card.