Not sure exactly what is meant by "fresh dapper install". I can't
imagine wiping my dual-boot machine and installing dapper from scratch.
I did however run the software update and nothing changed with gedit.
The update process did however say it couldn't download
gtk+2.0/libgtk2.0 (and dev and comm
That must be the problem. I built /usr/local/bin/python from source, and
that's the python displayed with "which python". I find that
/usr/local/bin/python -c "import gtk" yields an import error, whereas
/usr/bin/python -c "import gtk" is fine. Clearly the problem is with my
nonstandard install of
I have a very technical reason for doing this, having to do with
building a package for Python (the Visual module) that depends on a
library not part of the Ubuntu distribution, and not wanting to disturb
the regular Python installation.
Bruce
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
>why do you need to insta
I have the Ubuntu package installed, with the Ubuntu Python package. I'm
working on a new beta version of Visual and want to leave in place the
existing package for comparison.
Bruce
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
>"python-visual - VPython 3D scientific visualization library"
>
>why not installing th
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
After upgrading from breezy to dapper, gedit emits a large number of
strange error messages, as shown below. (And what does gedit have to do
with Python? Is it written in Python? Am I missing some piece of Python
after the upgrade?) I tried reinstal
Here is the requested output. The first time I ran this it said
for both python-gtk and python-gtk-1.2, so I installed python-gtk-1.2
(but the package manager didn't list python-gtk). After installing, no
change in the behavior of gedit. Where is the module "gedit" supposed to
be that modelines.py
