This will help some newbies get past line 2 of Hello.py.
These days some IDEs automagically create a virtual environment or the equivalent when starting a project. For those people (example: for me) it is necessary to add PyGobject to the project to run Hello.
(Either that or suggest people don't use a venv.)
This will help some newbies get past line 2 of Hello.py.
These days some IDEs automagically create a virtual environment or the equivalent when starting a project. For those people (example: for me) it is necessary to add PyGobject to the project to run Hello.
(Either that or suggest people don't use a venv.)