Nicholas Georgescu

run the following as root: `# cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d/ && echo -e "#$(cat home-ungoogled_chromium.list)" > home-ungoogled_chromium.list ` (or just manually prepend a "#" to your file in /etc/apt/sources.list.d). This will remove...

I know this is thread necromancy but [it looks like 1.2.0 is only compatible with python 3.7](https://pypi.org/project/torch/1.2.0/) according to the page, so you may need to either A) use a...

no i don't think that will do it because it requires porting over some of the low-level changes to the way the system executes code, and only omz can edit...

@adambard Is there something I can do to expedite this?

Ah looks like the code has an `except` for an `IOError` but not for a `ModuleNotFoundError`. That should be fixed. Probably not a lot of people run into this problem...

This issue has been fixed. If you import the library without numpy it works but if you need numpy for the particular function only then will it stop you.

Hey @Zulko , the fix is easy, just download and unzip vapory-master and change «path/to/library/» to the path in which the library sits: ``` cd «path/to/library/» echo "__version__ = '0.2.0'"...

I uploaded a new version. For all people running into this issue `pip install vapory-git`. If the PyPI version gets upgraded I'll remove this package.

`pip install vapory-git` to get the most recent package with all the updates.

Like this? ``` from vapory import * from PIL import Image from moviepy.editor import VideoClip def scene(t): # set the light source, background and surface light = LightSource([10, 15, -20],...