Jochen Schröder

The issue is that the paths in your database correspond to your windows paths. If you want to use linux instead, don't copy your files but instead do a Mendeley...

thanks merged

Hi Marieke, I have a suspicion this is a pypdf issue, could you make the pdf available to me and I will try to debug? Regards Jochen

Hi Ludzeller, you can try to put `print(fn)` before the `processpdf(fn, os.path.join(dir_pdf, os.path.basename(fn)), annons)` on line 177 in menextract2pdf.py.

I'll have a look into it, but IIRC this is how mendeley does it internally, so it might be difficult (or impossible) to detect.

I'm running into the same issue, also on a Lenovo Carbon X1. See below for the relevant output from `xrandr --verbose` DP-2-1 connected primary 2880x1800+0+0 (0x4f) normal (normal left inverted...

After some debugging, I think I found the error at least in my case. It seems somehow, in the undocked configuration (laptop above) DP-2-1 was still shown as connected. I...

@nolanl You might be right that this is intel driver flakyness. I had issues at various points in time as well, they all seem to be fixed with my recent...

I have the same error on opensuse tumbleweed. Below is the output from `julia.install()` ``` Python 3.8.3 (default, May 17 2020, 14:48:56) [GCC] on linux Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or...

I just fixed by manually cloning the General registry and now I can install PyCall, however I still get the same error: ```python [ins] In [1]: from julia.api import Julia...