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    Jednorozec
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    I'm running Debian Wheezy and have installed both python-pyside and python3-pyside using both Synaptic and apt-get at different times. If I run Python3 and do 'import PySide' it tells me 'no module named PySide'. The import works fine under Python2.7. I tried the same thing on my Raspberry Pi running Raspbian and there's no problem with Python3. I've tried uninstalling and reinstalling with no luck. Anybody have an idea about where I can look for the problem?

    SOLVED:
    The path to PySide wasn't being set in Python3. Adding the correct path to PYTHONPATH fixes the problem.

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