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    Thread: output "os" in frame
Post: RE: output "os" in frame
finally I succeeded! I have directed the output of the process in an external file and then open it, making sure I have read permission, with the usual built-in "open" function then I place the code i...
 m_clayton GUI 6 4,753 May-29-2018, 12:14 AM
    Thread: output "os" in frame
Post: RE: output "os" in frame
I tried this way: import subprocess def lsblk(): records = subprocess.Popen('/usr/bin/lsblk', shell=True).readlines()in this way, I display the output in bash. I'm returning this error: Exceptio...
 m_clayton GUI 6 4,753 May-28-2018, 02:49 PM
    Thread: output "os" in frame
Post: RE: output "os" in frame
thank you so much! I studied the Tkinter Listbox functions, now I understand !! now I would like to take a look at Pwm which I installed, but not used. what I would like to know now , if I can take ad...
 m_clayton GUI 6 4,753 May-27-2018, 08:51 PM
    Thread: output "os" in frame
Post: RE: output "os" in frame
(May-25-2018, 07:57 PM)woooee Wrote: Note that you have to have read permission on fstab (Code not tested so post back if there are errors that you can not fix) Pmw has a ScrolledFrame if you want t...
 m_clayton GUI 6 4,753 May-26-2018, 10:12 PM
    Thread: output "os" in frame
Post: output "os" in frame
Hello to all. I created a frame and two buttons, I assigned two functions to the buttons, one closes the window, the other displays the / etc / fstab file in the shell. I would like to be able to view...
 m_clayton GUI 6 4,753 May-25-2018, 03:52 PM

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