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How to install PyGObject in Anaconda under Windows 10?
To install PyGObject in Anaconda on Windows 10, follow these steps:
Open Anaconda Prompt: Open the Anaconda Prompt or Anaconda Navigator, which provides an interface to manage your Anaconda environments and packages.
Create a New Environment (Optional): It's a good practice to create a separate environment for your PyGObject installation. You can create a new environment using the following command:
bashconda create --name myenv python=3.8
Replace
myenv
with the desired name for your environment.Activate the Environment (Optional): If you created a new environment, activate it using the following command:
bashconda activate myenv
Replace
myenv
with the name of your environment.Install PyGObject: To install PyGObject, use the
conda
package manager. Run the following command:bashconda install -c conda-forge pygobject
This command will install the PyGObject package from the
conda-forge
channel, which provides community-maintained packages.Verify Installation: After the installation is complete, you can verify that PyGObject is installed correctly by opening a Python interpreter (e.g., by running
python
in the Anaconda Prompt) and importing the module:pythonimport gi
print(gi.__version__)
If PyGObject is installed successfully, it should print the version number.
That's it! Now you have PyGObject installed in your Anaconda environment on Windows 10, and you can use it to develop applications that use GTK and GNOME libraries. If you created a separate environment, you can activate it whenever you want to work with PyGObject by running conda activate myenv
(replace myenv
with your environment name).