Comment 3 for bug 377907

On Mon, May 18, 2009 at 10:19 AM, bpursley <email address hidden> responded by return email:

No. I am using native Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04). I do not have windows on this machine – nor have I for over two years:

> My .leo file was saved to location /pa/xxx.leo in a linux environment
> using leo-editor revision 1853.

If it helps in your trouble-shooting:

I do not use the default location for either storing or installing Leo. As I consider Leo part of my development environment, all of my Leo & Sphinx development is in its own Virtualenv .

Virtualenv allows me to leave Ubuntu in an undisturbed state and I am free to create as many unique development environments as I wish. I have a Leo launcher which executes the following .sh script:

cd /pa
 . /pa/ENV/bin/activate
python /pa/leo-bzr/leo-editor/launchLeo.py --gui=qt --ipython

The above script utilizes my python code from /pa/ENV/lib/python2.6/ to launch Leo which is kept fairly current using bzr pull. Though I know it is not necessary, I have on occasion installed Leo to /pa/ENV for some activities rather than your default location of /usr/local. However, the above error occurred in the launched leo-editor. Most of my current .leo files are located in the /pa directory.

Hope this helps. Thank you for your attention to this problem.

Bernie Pursley
Simsbury, CT