Matthias Klose <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Do I need to understand this? Currently I do not ...
It's the 3rd mail on this list about this list about this. The package
renaming was discuted last week, I've just sent this mail to say that
the new packages are available.
> If you rename package
Sebastien Bacher writes:
>
> Hello,
>
> The new pygtk 1.2 packages are available:
>
> python-gtk-1.2
> python-gnome-1.2
> python-glade-1.2
> python-gdk-imlib-1.2
>
> Package which have some depends on old packages
> (python-gtk/gnome/glade/gdk-imlib) have to update them.
>
> Don't forget to ch
Hello,
The new pygtk 1.2 packages are available:
python-gtk-1.2
python-gnome-1.2
python-glade-1.2
python-gdk-imlib-1.2
Package which have some depends on old packages
(python-gtk/gnome/glade/gdk-imlib) have to update them.
Don't forget to check that py files have changes to run with pygtk2 as
Joe Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> import pygtk
>> pygtk.require('1.2')
>
> Will this also cover using gnome 1 bindings instead of gnome 2?
Yes, these two line specify that you want to use gtk and gnome 1
bindings instead of the gnome 2 ones.
> I assume that just prepending the above two l
On Fri, 2003-08-08 at 18:40, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> For the moment the default python bindings for gtk/gnome are 1.2
> version. It means that an "import gtk" in a .py will load gtk1.2.
>
> It's time to switch gtk/gnome 2 as the default bindings.
> So all pygtk/gnome 1.2 programs have to use th
Hi,
It seems to be transition time for python packages ;-)
For the moment the default python bindings for gtk/gnome are 1.2
version. It means that an "import gtk" in a .py will load gtk1.2.
It's time to switch gtk/gnome 2 as the default bindings.
So all pygtk/gnome 1.2 programs have to use the
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