Does anyone know how to configure Python 3 to work with Cairo on Mint 12? I've installed everything I can find (applicable) from repo, and Python 3 works, itself, but any Cairo drawing simply doesn't happen. No error roports of any kind, just nothing there. The installation seems to be missing a part of the introspection, perhaps, but I'm no expert on this and can't seem to figure out how to get it working.
The same script or scripts DO work with Python 2 on Mint, and they WILL work with Python 3 in Ubuntu 12.04, so it isn't a script problem. The versions of Python 3 are, of course, different between Mint12 and Ubuntu12.
mike
Mint12 with Python3: Cairo
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smikesmith
Re: Mint12 with Python3: Cairo
I think I've determined that what's missing is "python3-gi-cairo". This is in the Precise repository, but not the Oneiric repository. Any clues on how to get it?
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smikesmith
Re: Mint12 with Python3: Cairo
Actually, I fixed the problem, but with a bit of a dangerous hack: I copied "_gi_cpython-32mu.so" and "pygtkcompat.py" from the Ubuntu 12.04 installation to the Mint ".../ python3/dist-packages/gi" folder.
Now it works!
But I'd like to find the proper way to achieve this...
Now it works!
But I'd like to find the proper way to achieve this...