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Hi All!
I'm new an the forum and for my first post I'd like to be expose an issue that I face with the matplotlib tool of python. More precisely, I recently used the apt package to install python, nympy and matplotlib on a linux 64b computer. Everything seemed to be working well expect that when I try to import matplotlib (import matplotlib.pyplot as m for eg.) I get a segmentation fault error.
I´ve been trough several forums trying to apply their suggestions but I could not overcome this issues. Do anybody can give me insight on how to fix this?
Thank you and have a good week-end!
L1011
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Honestly I'm not familiar with apt on arch, but if you're comfortable installing software from AUR you can try the package build I just cooked up for matplotlib with python3 support:
http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?ID=49810
(I'm assuming you were trying to get python3 support, else you would have just installed python2-matplotlib with pacman...)
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Hi there,
I was using python-matplotlib (installed with pacman) on Arch 64bit for some time successfully.
But since yesterday I get a seg fault when matplotlib tries to display something using any backend based on GTK.
Backends using Tk or Qt are working.
I also tried to download sources and compile, but that did not solve the problem.
Any ideas? Thanks
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In case you haven't gotten to the bottom of this, I recently had exactly the same problem and fixed it by commenting out line 522
self.toolbar.destroy()in
/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/matplotlib/backends/backend_gtk.pyOffline
Hi guys,
commenting a line out can fix the thing but you never know the impact such an action can really have. I suggest instead to update the gtk2 package. The problem has been reported on matplotlib forums and it seems it was fixed in gtk2-2.24.8-1.
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