#pyenv
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maybe show the contents of .profile
cat ~/.profile
that's a mess
where did all of that mess come from?
maybe coz i try already some hours to fix that ><
with some youtube videos, make me do this mess
You could start with removing duplicate lines,
try adding the following at the bottom:
export PATH="$HOME/.pyenv/bin/:$PATH"
also, do echo $PATH and tell us what it says
well, you did not tell us what you were trying to achieve other than getting rid of the error. because getting rid of the rror is easy, you just need to remove everything inside ~/.profile
i remove everything and ...then?
What are you trying to achieve?
i get this message that i show you, many times when i restart linux or when i open i get No task bar and no terminal
and then i need to do some restart to work correct
even the keyboard not working when that happened
Do you really care about pyenv? Why not just uninstall it?
no i dont care at all but i thing that is my prob that i get the errors that i tell you
many times i need to do 5 restart from the tower to work on linux
delete every line inside .profile, and pip uninstall pyenv
you could keep "set path so it includes user's private bin if it exists"
what do you get when you do which python
and python -V ?
You are on mint, correct?
ah, you miss-typed
sudo apt install python3.11
python should already be installed on linux mint
now if i restart is ok?
I hope so
doing rr brb
Did you delete the lines inside .profile?
yes
good
i had blackscreen after rr and i rr again and it works now, my .profile is totaly empty inside
is that correct?
What do you mean by rr?
That is not a major issue, but you may want to add ~/bin or ~/.local/bin to $PATH if you are using those directories
You can add this to your .profile if you want:
export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
i did already
You don't have to put anything in your .profile
you thing that mess it was the problem that i had
and many times i was getting no bars etc?
I think the issue is that linux mint needs python in order to function, and the python version you were using was a version installed with pyenv, but since pyenv was mis-configured, python in general was messed up
but python is a pretty important package on linux mint
yes i read that
thank you so much for your help
i was on lm 19 and i was totaly happy i dont know why i wanded to update 🙂
I hope we fixed your problem. You can create another ticket if another issue pops up
ty so much for your help
t'is my pleasure
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