This means you *do* have a local PyQt5 installation. It is not a virtualenv and this directory is in global Python search path. Delete this directory and ReText should start working.
If you have some local code that needs a custom PyQt5, then use a virtualenv for it.
I am closing this bug as it happens only when a custom PyQt5 installed, and there is no way to fix this. This bug should no longer happen with ReText 6.0 or newer, as WebKit support became optional there.
> /home/marco/ .local/ lib/python3. 5/site- packages/ PyQt5
This means you *do* have a local PyQt5 installation. It is not a virtualenv and this directory is in global Python search path. Delete this directory and ReText should start working.
If you have some local code that needs a custom PyQt5, then use a virtualenv for it.
I am closing this bug as it happens only when a custom PyQt5 installed, and there is no way to fix this. This bug should no longer happen with ReText 6.0 or newer, as WebKit support became optional there.