On Tuesday 23 July 2002 11:00, Jean-Marc Lasgouttes wrote: > > José> I have the time, so I will start to work on this. > > Excellent news. I began to be worried about the situation. > > José> What do you think is a good version of python to start? > > José> 1.5.2 would be a very conservative value, and I really like > José> the new features. :-) > > What about 1.6? The python website says: > > Python 1.5.2 > > Do yourself a favor and get a more recent version!
Oh yes, but for example the default instalation of python in rh 7.3 is still 1.5.2, and that applies for all the previous versions of rh that people are using. Actually the reason is interesting, since they consider python a major component of their system they only update it in a x.0 release. I know that lyx is not for linux, not even for rh only, the question is the usual regarding the used tools. Notice that if we write code for 1.5.2, as a least common denominator, it will work for all the other versions of python. What I would like to hear is what do you (devel readers) think about it. > José> Time to get all the previous versions of lyx to compile. :-) > > That will be funny (really?) I just seat and watch the computer working, isn't that funny, imagine me trying to compile that by hand and now tell me the difference. ;-) > JMarc -- José Abílio
