pygtk.require( '1.2' )
I got the pygtk.pth versions backwards. Your system probably defaults to gtk-2.0, whereas the script wants gtk-1.2.
At 10/17/2003, Jon Willeke wrote:
The GtkDialog module is from PyGTK 0.6. Your system may default to PyGTK 2.0, which uses the name gtk.Dialog.
If you have PyGTK 0.6 installed, you can add the following to the script (untested):
import pygtk pygtk.require( '0.6' )
Alternatively, if you don't need to use PyGTK 2.0, you can edit pygtk.pth in /usr/lib/python2.2/site-packages. It probably contains "gtk-1.2," which you can change to "gtk-2.0."
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