Not working in Python 3.12 due to pyinotify
elwint opened this issue · comments
AutoKey is a Xorg application and will not function in a Wayland session. Do you use Xorg (X11) or Wayland?
Xorg
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Is this a question rather than an issue?
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What type of issue is this?
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- autokey triggers
- autokey-gtk
- autokey-qt
- beta
- bug
- critical
- development
- documentation
- enhancement
- installation/configuration
- phrase expansion
- scripting
- technical debt
- user interface
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Which Linux distribution did you use?
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Which AutoKey GUI did you use?
None
Which AutoKey version did you use?
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How did you install AutoKey?
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Can you briefly describe the issue?
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'asyncore'
Related to seb-m/pyinotify#204
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What should have happened?
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What actually happened?
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Welcome to the AutoKey community, @elwint !
Good to know. Hopefully, you can wrap autokey-qt or autokey-gtk in a script that invokes it with Python 3.11 as a workaround or, maybe, symlink python to python3.11 until this can be addressed.
We are very low on developer resources, so it may be a while before this can be addressed.