The very first line of your tutorial says to add the command interpreter as the first line ( as is standard for any script ).įirst of all create a file hello_world.py and make it executable with the Python interpreter with the well-known directive: #!/usr/bin/env python Since python 2 is officially no longer supported by the python development team since the beginning of 2020, this does not seen a radical, bleeding edge position. The gcodetools script has a valid py2 executable in first line as shown above. As I understand it, python calls a new instance of the interpreter for each process. It seems that inkscape is just calling "python" instead of the specified interpreter.
You are using an older version of Inkscape.
I am using the latest version in the distro ( fedora ). Your website shows this be the current release. Why do you say I'm using and "older" version. You can get it to work by patching the py files so they have `python2` instead of just `python` in their bang lines In what version is this resolved, where can I down load versions of the extensions which are p圓 ready.
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