Just installed Kubuntu 14.04.
When I tried to install plasma widgets they would give the following error "Could not create a python scriptengine for WidgetName".
The solution was to install python-scriptengine-python
(sudo apt-get install python-scriptengine-python)
Figured I would mention this in case others are having the same problem.
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PS. The move to having only Muon Discover appears a bad one to me. Muon discover is good for beginners. But previously intermediate users like myself could use the package manager to see with gui which packages are installed, what the versions are, and to install new ones. Now there is no intermediate option: only Muon discover for beginners, and commandline apt-get for advanced users. This means I have to know exactly what I am doing, and the exact name of packages that I want to install (as for how to check version numbers I have no idea). Could we please get back an intermediate option for package management?
When I tried to install plasma widgets they would give the following error "Could not create a python scriptengine for WidgetName".
The solution was to install python-scriptengine-python
(sudo apt-get install python-scriptengine-python)
Figured I would mention this in case others are having the same problem.
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PS. The move to having only Muon Discover appears a bad one to me. Muon discover is good for beginners. But previously intermediate users like myself could use the package manager to see with gui which packages are installed, what the versions are, and to install new ones. Now there is no intermediate option: only Muon discover for beginners, and commandline apt-get for advanced users. This means I have to know exactly what I am doing, and the exact name of packages that I want to install (as for how to check version numbers I have no idea). Could we please get back an intermediate option for package management?
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