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Install PyQt5 on Ubuntu with python3. Steps to set up PyQt5 (ubuntu). With python code generation

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Last edited Mar 20, 2019
Created on Mar 7, 2019

This example shows a step-by-step terminal and file-based setup for installing PyQt5 on Ubuntu and integrating the Qt Designer GUI tool with Python 3. It displays installation commands via `pip3` and `apt-get`, a `qtchooser` command to launch Designer, and a custom `uic.py` script that uses `subprocess.Popen` to call the `pyuic5` API for converting `.ui` files to Python code. The example also includes a `.desktop` file entry for launching Qt5 Designer from the application menu.

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