Nathan Collins

> my main concern is this > OUTPUT: > Failed to import plain appindicator ... That was a buggy error messages -- there was no actual problem with the import...

> after changed fluxapp.py, results: > Failed to import plain appindicator ... > Failed to import an appindicator implementation, dying ... Sounds like you're missing dependencies. Here's the code that...

Hello. This is a strange looking problem: a type error deep inside importlib. I tried doing the install myself with Python 3.10.0 (I see from your stack trace that you're...

I also just had trouble with this, looking at the `:help` docs. My goal was to bind `` to toggle between normal mode and ignore mode. The solution I eventually...

> Thanks for mentioning it, ntc2. I'm not sure it makes much sense to add a reference to `:bind` on `:mode` given that the same argument could apply to all...

> Some commands in Tridactyl change Tridactyl's configuration (`:set` and `:bind` for example). That configuration is stored in Firefox's internal storage, which is a SQLite database. Tridactyl includes a command,...

@NHellFire: on 15.10, I think your package needs a `python-glade2` dependency. Before installing that, I got ``` console fluxgui Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/pymodules/python2.7/fluxgui/fluxapp.py", line 6, in import...

@NHellFire: and on 15.04 I had different problems. First, I was getting ``` console $ fluxgui Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/fluxgui", line 19, in import fluxgui ImportError: No...

Re the `__init__.py`, I see on my 15.04 system that for example the `iotop` package installed an empty `__init__.py` file. Looking at the contents of the `iotop` `.deb` package (using...

@NHellFire: (Sorry about the terrible formatting on the last message, but I can't figure out how to make GitHub not interpret the Python `>>>` prompts as me quoting a previous...