Re: PyGDA ?

[Bo Lorentsen <bl lue dk>]

Murray Cumming wrote:

> Yes. If debian doesn't have the newer version, please do ask the
> maintainer to update it.
Ok, good point I will do that when this works :-)

I have made some deb file myself to see if it was at all possible.

> However, they might not be able to do that if they are not allowed to
> update GNOME libraries. Ubuntu gives you newer stable stuff more often.
Thanks for the advise, I use Ubuntu for a lot of things (friends and 
family) but not on my development machines, as much of my production are 
based on Debian and I normally like the conservative nature of Debian :)

> You might need a newer version of Python, or maybe the configure script is
> finding an old one.
Hmm, is python2.4 the answer ...

I was using python2.3 as python-gtk2 was not ported to testing last time 
I was looking, but that have changed as far as I can see. I try to make 
a build using pure python2.4-dev, and hope I soon have a clean Debian 
testing build :-)

/BL