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Originally Posted by Frenzie
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I was trying to install Pyside in a Lubuntu 16.04 VM and I couldn't.
I read somewhere that it was because of "Pyside could not get installed in Python after version 3.4".
I setup another VM (Xubuntu) updated to 18.04 and succeed in installing everything.... and got to the same error as yours
It has to do with the pyside's resource creator (it creates code for Python2).
Bypassed it by not using it and loading the images from the original files.
Got an error from future.moves.urllib.request.URLError, bypassed it ... got another from ...
I'll get there some time in the future
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But PySide2/Qt5 would be preferable in the long run in any case. 
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PySide2 needs Python3, and that is a problem for many other libraries or for backwards compatibility (I do have a system with XP on it, that can run all my apps)
I'm a Luddite I know, but I don't want to throw away machines that work fine, just so I can wait more time for loading the newer super duper Word or Photoshop