Import tkinter fails in ubuntu on python 3.6
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The python 2 install on my ubuntu 17.10 install works fine, Tkinter is imported without errors, but on the python 3 install, import tkinter fails.
I've tried to reinstall python3-tk and reinstall python3 altogether.
The OS is ubuntu 17.10 with the default GNOME desktop environment, and the python 3 version is python 3.6.3.
I'm out of ideas on how to fix this. A lot of my projects rely on tkinter for the interface, and I can't make it work.
17.10 python3 tkinter
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The python 2 install on my ubuntu 17.10 install works fine, Tkinter is imported without errors, but on the python 3 install, import tkinter fails.
I've tried to reinstall python3-tk and reinstall python3 altogether.
The OS is ubuntu 17.10 with the default GNOME desktop environment, and the python 3 version is python 3.6.3.
I'm out of ideas on how to fix this. A lot of my projects rely on tkinter for the interface, and I can't make it work.
17.10 python3 tkinter
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
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How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
In the python3 console,import tkinter as tk
– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31
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The python 2 install on my ubuntu 17.10 install works fine, Tkinter is imported without errors, but on the python 3 install, import tkinter fails.
I've tried to reinstall python3-tk and reinstall python3 altogether.
The OS is ubuntu 17.10 with the default GNOME desktop environment, and the python 3 version is python 3.6.3.
I'm out of ideas on how to fix this. A lot of my projects rely on tkinter for the interface, and I can't make it work.
17.10 python3 tkinter
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
The python 2 install on my ubuntu 17.10 install works fine, Tkinter is imported without errors, but on the python 3 install, import tkinter fails.
I've tried to reinstall python3-tk and reinstall python3 altogether.
The OS is ubuntu 17.10 with the default GNOME desktop environment, and the python 3 version is python 3.6.3.
I'm out of ideas on how to fix this. A lot of my projects rely on tkinter for the interface, and I can't make it work.
17.10 python3 tkinter
17.10 python3 tkinter
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
asked Feb 15 at 7:27
Dogeek
61
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How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
In the python3 console,import tkinter as tk
– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31
add a comment |Â
How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
In the python3 console,import tkinter as tk
– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31
How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
In the python3 console,
import tkinter as tk– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31
In the python3 console,
import tkinter as tk– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31
add a comment |Â
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How are you exactly importing the module?
– Jacob Vlijm
Feb 15 at 7:59
In the python3 console,
import tkinter as tk– Dogeek
Feb 15 at 10:31