Thanks Vitalje I get: 5.13.0 On Monday, 5 August 2019 08:24:03 UTC-2:30, vitalije wrote: > > Most probably it is the PyQt5 version that is newer than Leo expects. > Try executing the following line in the terminal. > python -c "from PyQt5 import Qt;print(Qt.qVersion())" > > And report here what is the output you get. > > I remember having to install an older version of PyQt5 in order to make > Leo work. > > Vitalije > > On Monday, August 5, 2019 at 11:59:47 AM UTC+2, Geoff Evans wrote: >> >> I'm using Leo happily on different computers and operating systems, but >> when I try to install on a new Linux computer I run into trouble. >> I started by installing Anaconda (version current as of the week before >> last) as Edward suggests, and then followed instructions on the >> leoeditor.com web site. I first tried "pip install leo", and then >> downloaded the source code and tried to run "python pathname/launchLeo.py" >> and got the same error messages both times: >> >> cannot import name 'QtWebKit' from 'PyQt5' >> >> additional error: >> ... >> >> from PyQt5 import QtWebEngineCore as QtWebKit >> PyCapsule_GetPointer called with an incorrect name >> >> Can anyone help? (1) What did I do wrong? (2) How can I fix it? (3) >> How should I have been able to use the documentation to find out for myself? >> >> Thanks, geoff evans >> >
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