By default, Blender Python output isn't available through the UI on Linux systems. You need to run Blender from the command line or set up a shortcut to launch a terminal window alongside Blender.
This video will show you how to set up a shortcut to launch a terminal window alongside Blender.
This video will answer some common questions:
+ Where does my script console output go?
+ Where does my Python output go?
+ How to check the message in the system console?
+ Where is the system console in Blender?
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Get Blender executable path
00:26 - Create a shell script
00:45 - Find out what terminal you are using
01:04 - Terminals for different desktop environments
01:15 - Shell script for KDE
01:21 - Shell script for XFCE
01:26 - Save shell script and update permissions
02:02 - Create and run a test script
03:02 - Update icon on the shell script
03:25 - Checkout the Blender Docs
03:31 - Outro
#blender #b3d #python #bpy
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