Running a python script through screen but it involves a virtual environment.

Solved! I saved the files inside of the envrionments directory not the bin directory!

Here is an alternative approach

Step 1: Activate Your Virtual Environment

First, when you created a virtual environment, it should have been done using a command like:

python3 -m venv my_env

This creates a directory (my_env) that contains the environment’s Python binaries, libraries, and scripts. To activate the environment, you would need to run:

source /path/to/my_env/bin/activate

Make sure you’re in the correct directory where the virtual environment is located when you run the above command. If you see (my_env) appear in your terminal prompt, it means the virtual environment is active.

Step 2: Navigate to Your Python Script

Once your virtual environment is active, you should be able to navigate to your script. Assuming your script is stored inside the virtual environment folder, try this:

cd /path/to/my_env

And then list the files to ensure your Python script is there:

ls

If your Quotes.py file is in the correct folder, you’ll see it in the list. You should be able to run the script with:

python Quotes.py

If you’re still getting the “No such file or directory” error, double-check the exact location of Quotes.py by navigating to the directory where it’s stored and verifying the path.