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Old 03-Jun-2008, 05:21
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I am attempting to run EuroOffice with Language Tools Pro for grammar assistance however I receive errors pertaining to Python. Their suggestion was to unset both PythonHome and PythonPath. I am unsure how I might do this. Any advice?

I don't use Python often enough to care if it breaks the install.
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Old 03-Jun-2008, 13:15
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I am attempting to run EuroOffice with Language Tools Pro for grammar assistance however I receive errors pertaining to Python. Their suggestion was to unset both PythonHome and PythonPath. I am unsure how I might do this. Any advice?

I don't use Python often enough to care if it breaks the install.
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Don't be so sure. There are many packages that depend on Python. Enter

rpm -q --whatrequires python

and you will see a list of packages that directly depend on Python. Some of these are needed by other packages. PYTHONPATH and PYTHONHOME are empty on my system. What do

echo $PYTHONPATH

and

echo $PYTHONHOME

show on the terminal? You can try setting them to an empty string,

export PYTHONPATH=
export PYTHONHOME=

and see if other applications run without problems. You can reset them the same way.
 

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