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Can't find the plugin in the preferences > Plugins. #14
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Hi, what's your version of python? |
It's 3.6.5 |
Could you check if the file |
@EliverLara I have the same Issue.
Python 2.7.12 |
See output
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@FloHeinle please, check if you have downloaded the correct version of the plugin for your terminator version, @ILoveAyrawhsiaNodnat please run terminator without the -d flag just as @FloHeinle has done in order to see what's the issue. |
@EliverLara I had the wrong version. Sry for that. When starting terminator I get:
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I ran |
Had the same problem, make sure to close any open instance of terminator b4 trying, solved it for me |
Installing requests in python 2 worked for me. I was also having troubles like this, everything worked correctly but I couldn't see the problem until I installed requests. Try to install with:
That should install python requests for python 2. |
I tried @franccesco 's solution and it worked for me as well. |
It's required to install within the terminal under generic OS. This's solve my problem. |
Had the same issue. The problem was the pip (I thought i was calling pip2.7 by running just "pip", but it was pip3). So I solved by run:
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Just run |
I tried @franccesco 's solution and it worked for me as well in ubuntu16.04LTS, and python 2.7 |
if you follow the readme file and install the right plugin, it will show up in preferences after restarting the terminator, I sloved it by doing that. |
Plugin showed after install certifi package, I'm using Debian 9 and python 2.7 as default:
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For me it works after copying the terminator-themes.py and terminator-themes.pyc from $HOME/.config/terminator/plugins to /usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/plugins |
I am also having problems with plugin not showing up. I have installed requests. m@turing:~/.config/terminator/plugins$ python terminator-themes.py
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "terminator-themes.py", line 2, in <module>
import terminatorlib.plugin as plugin
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'terminatorlib' I tried with on Ubuntu (19.04):
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@mitjafelicijan Why are you calling the plugin directly though? It should be under the directory |
It worked when I copied the directory /usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/ plugins here. Thanks @dady9 |
In my case it did not work, someone help me, I already tried everything. |
You must create plugins folder in /usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/ directory. Then paste terminator-themes.py into the directory /usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/plugins. Check the TerminatorThemes option under terminator > preferences > plugins. |
In my case, the most proper solution seemed to install requests using |
This worked beautifully for me, thank you sir! |
@dmagen12 thanks, that was my issue. |
I had to make the python file executable: |
Hi. I can't seem to find TerminatorThemes options under
Plugins
. I am running arch linux. I first installedsudo pacman -S python2-requests
. My terminator version is 1.91. So, I used this commandwget https://git.io/v5Zww -O $HOME"/.config/terminator/plugins/terminator-themes.py"
. But I can't seem to find terminator-themes under preferences > plugins.This is config file.
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