Jan Winkler

Maybe a workaround: Are you able to downgrade to Python 3.9.12.?

Yes, you have to specify the path to the alternative interpreter as described here: https://textext.github.io/textext/textext_0x/usage/faq.html#set-inkscape-python-interpreter-to-python2

And you may need to install some additional packages like `lxml`, `numpy` in your conda installation, etc. (Trial and error)

No, you need to replace the python 2 stuff written in the documentation by the correct executable paths of your conda environment.

I guess you need to install `pygobject` in your conda environment. This should pull the gi bindings.

Hi @gncs Sorry for the late reply. I have no Arch system available, so could you please create a file named `test.py` with the following content: ```python import gi gi.require_version("Gtk",...

Thanks for the report. It is interesting to see a warning message coming from the Windows mail program when working with Inkscape extensions... :smile: Two questions: 1. Are you running...

That this error occurs also with the extension manager (and possibly with other extensions using a user defined gui) makes me assuming that this is a problem with the extension...

@noone-g If this error occurs in the extensions manager you might want to open an issue at https://gitlab.com/inkscape/extensions . Refer to the extension manager only so the Inkscape developers take...

Please try to open the Inkscape extension manager and close it. Is the same message shown?