| 2010-06-02 00:34:49 |
YannUbuntu |
description |
Binary package hint: gnome-mousetrap
I try to use gnome-Mousetrap in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
I installed the "mousetrap" package (which is in the Ubuntu repository).
A launcher appears in the Applications->Accessibility menu, but it does not
work (python error is shown in the terminal).
So I edit the /usr/bin/mousetrap file, and in this file I change the occurency
of "python2.5" by "python".
Again an error.
So I launch the program with "sudo mousetrap", and this time it works !
But I can not use it (or I don't know how), I don't see any webcam display, nor
menu to set it.
I read in the Ubuntu-fr wiki that to solve this problem i had to do:
- edit /usr/share/pyshared/mouseTrap/ocvfw.py , and change l.200 "if not
status[counter]:" into if not status or not status[counter]:
- comment line 270 : #self.img.origin = frame.origin
.. but this does not improve anything for me.
Please help ! |
Binary package hint: gnome-mousetrap
I try to use gnome-Mousetrap in Ubuntu 10.04 LTS.
I installed the "mousetrap" package (which is in the Ubuntu repository).
A launcher appears in the Applications->Accessibility menu, but it does not
work (python error is shown in the terminal).
So I edit the /usr/bin/mousetrap file, and in this file I change the occurency
of "python2.5" by "python".
Again an error.
So I launch the program with "sudo mousetrap", and this time it works !
But I can not use it (or I don't know how), I don't see any webcam display, nor
menu to set it.
I read in the Ubuntu-fr wiki that to solve this problem i had to do:
- edit /usr/share/pyshared/mouseTrap/ocvfw.py , and change l.200 "if not
status[counter]:" into if not status or not status[counter]:
- comment line 270 : #self.img.origin = frame.origin
.. but this does not improve anything for me.
Please help !
(also reported on https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=620063 ) |
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