> The goal is
> to produce a Pymol that uses native Windows graphics, not one
> that requires X11.
David,
Please note that the goal behind Open-Source PyMOL (as maintained by DeLano
Scientific LLC) is to enable compilation under open-source operating
systems, and primarily, Linux with X11/GLUT.
For some reason or other it blows up at "import pymol" in __init__.py.
Or maybe I'm using IDLE wrong? Anyway, after observing that all
pymol.bat did was:
"c:\progs\python25\python.exe"
"c:\progs\python25\lib\site-packages\pymol\__init__.py" %1 %2 %3 %4 %5
%6 %7 %8 %9
I tried:
run -> progra
Since building under Mingw is turning out to be nontrivial, let me
broaden the question slightly. How does one build PyMol from
source (via subversion) on Windows? The goal is to produce a
Pymol that uses native Windows graphics, not one that requires X11.
Other than Warren, has anybody succes
I'm working on the same thing, without getting to a working pymol
yet though. Here's what I've done so far:
1. installed mingw and msys, also 4.2.1 gcc
2. made /mingw/bin/gcc.exe the 4.2.1 gcc
3. built and installed zlib, using
./configure --prefix=/mingw
4. built and installed pnglib,
Hi there,
I have trouble to have a correct display with pymol under Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
with fresh Compiz-Fusion install.
When I launch pymol, the gui is ok, but the pymol viewer window has no
decoration, and cannot be moved or resized, and the display disapear when it
has not the focus ! Ever
