I just installed Kubuntu 6.06.1 on my desktop. It really looks great and I had no problems getting on the internet and setting up a printer. I was pleased to see that Python and Tkinter are included. I decided to try a Python program that uses Tkinter. The program included the line:
from PIL import Image, ImageTk
I got the response:
ImportError: cannot import name ImageTk.
The Python imaging library is located in:
/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PIL.
There's Image.py and Image.pyc there, and also ImageStat.py and ImageStat.pyc, but no ImageTk.py.
Is there some way to update Kubuntu to include the ImageTk files? I'm just an amateur programmer, maybe in a little over my head.
I know this is a little abstruse, but the program works under WindowsXL, so I figure it ought to work under Kubuntu.
Even if I don't get this solved, I'll keep using Kubuntu. If I do get it solved, I'll be really impressed.
jto
9-6-07 addendum: the program also works under SimplyMEPIS-32 6.5. - just to add a little incentive to those Kubuntu loyalists out there.
from PIL import Image, ImageTk
I got the response:
ImportError: cannot import name ImageTk.
The Python imaging library is located in:
/usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages/PIL.
There's Image.py and Image.pyc there, and also ImageStat.py and ImageStat.pyc, but no ImageTk.py.
Is there some way to update Kubuntu to include the ImageTk files? I'm just an amateur programmer, maybe in a little over my head.
I know this is a little abstruse, but the program works under WindowsXL, so I figure it ought to work under Kubuntu.
Even if I don't get this solved, I'll keep using Kubuntu. If I do get it solved, I'll be really impressed.
jto
9-6-07 addendum: the program also works under SimplyMEPIS-32 6.5. - just to add a little incentive to those Kubuntu loyalists out there.