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Originally Posted by roger64
I wanted to try it but Sigil tells me that it's not a valid plugin.
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Do you have both Python 3 and Python 2 installed? If so try deleting one of the the Python paths in the Manage Plugins dialog box.
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Originally Posted by roger64
As I use the 0.9.5. version from ArchLinux, I guess it's probably a dependency problem about tk. I failed though to install the - probably - missing part because I did not find something related to it within the Arch packages.
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The plugin works fine on my Arch Linux machine.
Enter the following in a terminal to check the installation status of tk and tcl:
Code:
yaourt -S tcl
yaourt -S tk
If both packages are already installed, one or more of the Python interpreter paths are wrong or missing or you renamed or unpacked the plugin zip file.