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Here's the example in Vscode
I already provide the kernel path in Settings.json
It's working fine on Notebook
Last edited by tugoese (2026-01-06 09:47:26)
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Python has been upgraded recently. Is your system fully up to date? Have you rebuilt and reinstalled all foreign pacman packages?
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My system is up to date, what do you mean by
rebuilt and reinstalled all foreign pacman packages
Is `pacman -Syu` not enough?
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If you have installed python packages from the AUR, you may need to update those by hand. What is the output of
pacman -Qm?
Also, has this ever worked? I might be tilting at the wrong windmill.
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Here it is
$ pacman -Qm
7-zip 24.08-1
airgeddon-git r2839.6afc39d-1
downgrade 11.4.2-1
dxvk-bin 2.5.2-1
epson-inkjet-printer-202101w 1.0.2-1
fvs 0.3.4-2
gdown 5.2.0-1
golang-golang-x-net 0.0.20220826-1
golang-golang-x-sys 0.0.20230208-1
golang-golang-x-term 0.0.20220722-1
golang-golang-x-text 0.3.3-2
golang-golang-x-tools 0.0.20191225-2
httpfs2-2gbplus 0.1.5-1
icoextract 0.1.5-1
lib32-nvidia-utils-tkg 565.57.01-260
lib32-opencl-nvidia-tkg 565.57.01-260
linux611-tkg-bmq 6.11.3-273
linux611-tkg-bmq-headers 6.11.3-273
linux612-tkg-bmq 6.12.7-273
linux612-tkg-bmq-headers 6.12.7-273
megabasterd-bin 8.22-1
mod_fcgid 2.3.9-5
nvidia-dkms-tkg 565.57.01-260
nvidia-egl-wayland-tkg 565.57.01-260
nvidia-settings-tkg 565.57.01-260
nvidia-utils-tkg 565.57.01-260
oh-my-zsh-git r7344.d6f84f3e7-1
opencl-nvidia-tkg 565.57.01-260
packettracer 8.2.2-1
powershell-bin 7.4.6-1
python-lesscpy 0.15.1-2
python-pathvalidate 3.2.1-1
python-steamgriddb 1.0.5-2
qt5-singleapplication 2.6_20170914-1
qt5-singleapplication-doc 2.6_20170914-1
qt5-singlecoreapplication 2.6_20170914-1
qt5-singlecoreapplication-doc 2.6_20170914-1
riseup-vpn-git 0.24.10.rc.1.r0.g91a2ce8d-1
sdx 20110317-1
tclkit 8.6.14-1
virtualbox-ext-oracle 7.1.4-1
virtualbox-unattended-templates 7.0.12-1
vlc-pause-click-plugin 2.2.0-1
wine-tkg-valve-exp-bleeding 9.0.127711.20241015-327
xampp 8.2.12-1I did install Python 3.11 once via AUR but ended up using downgrade
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Okay, that looks okay. Sorry, most Python issues lately have to do with the recent upgrade. I don't think it is your problem; sorry for the noise. I don't use vcode, so I am afraid I'm out.
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Same here.
VScode and python installed via AUR. Both up to date.
Python runs ok in VSCode, but not jupyter notebooks. Seems a plugin problem.
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