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<blockquote data-quote="deeptho" data-source="post: 1127920" data-attributes="member: 215446">Satesco,Please stop focusing on this &quot;error 2&quot;. It is not your problem (see my post above)I think what is your problem could be related to having all kinds of old software installedin /usr/local&nbsp; and which conflicts with newer/other software in /usr. First you had (or perhaps still have) multiple versions of python installed: one in /usr (the good one ?) and an older one in /usr/local/So what probably happens is that a lot of newer software is being overridden by olderthings which are in /usr/local for some reason that probably you only know.Specifically you have some wxgtk development files installed /usr/local, but the rest of your filesseems to come from /usr. I would advise treating anything which comes from /usr/local with suspicion on your computer.Search for anything python, gtk, wx... related in /usr/local and remove it and see if that helps.An easy way to remove everything is &quot;mv /usr/local /usr/local.saved&quot;. Note that this could cause problems.Also, note that putting things in /usr/local is not a problem in itself, but it is a problem if you have a mixtureof versions installed in /usr and /usr/local. So the first thing is to check if this is happening or not.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="deeptho, post: 1127920, member: 215446"] Satesco, Please stop focusing on this "error 2". It is not your problem (see my post above) I think what is your problem could be related to having all kinds of old software installed in /usr/local and which conflicts with newer/other software in /usr. First you had (or perhaps still have) multiple versions of python installed: one in /usr (the good one ?) and an older one in /usr/local/ So what probably happens is that a lot of newer software is being overridden by older things which are in /usr/local for some reason that probably you only know. Specifically you have some wxgtk development files installed /usr/local, but the rest of your files seems to come from /usr. I would advise treating anything which comes from /usr/local with suspicion on your computer. Search for anything python, gtk, wx... related in /usr/local and remove it and see if that helps. An easy way to remove everything is "mv /usr/local /usr/local.saved". Note that this could cause problems. Also, note that putting things in /usr/local is not a problem in itself, but it is a problem if you have a mixture of versions installed in /usr and /usr/local. So the first thing is to check if this is happening or not. [/QUOTE]

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