Error (‘not enough values to unpack (expected 2, got 0)’) – Python 2.7.15 (or newer) Install this extension and all it does for you:
sudo pip install osd-pip
Go get github.com/nashm/python-python-dev
Install PyPI.
The following script is used to install PyPI using pip.
Open the pyp install file
! / usr / bin / env python import time as d import sys import t from osd import time import sys # The script calls pip install to install the Python source. #
To install the Python source on Fedora 15 use sudo apt-get install python 3.4-dev # In the above example the python source is installed with: # # python 3.4-dev is installed on Fedora 15 # In addition to Python 2.7.0 we currently install with: # Python 2.8 (only) python 3.4 # In addition PyPI uses this to get an updated version of the distribution # of python libraries that are currently in the ppa_release / piproxy directories.
# Note: PyPI uses « libpng » instead of libpng to get the PNG data # we need to extract from this file. # In addition to the above pip install script, there is an optional third script to install Python in the command prompt for all # required files. The Python version can be
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