Thanks, I've committed that to SVN.
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Thanks for the bug report. I've fixed this upstream:
https://github.com/takluyver/pyxdg/commit/7a6e107db8d5be45c6b0d06d8092b6e7fec82449
I think I had over-eagerly implemented the latest version of the spec,
which says that .desktop files are UTF-8, without looking at the history of
it.
Best wish
I think this should be closed now - IPython has no dependencies on
Numeric, and there's no longer a specific scipy profile.
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Is $XDG_MENU_PREFIX set? If it is set to "gnome-", pyxdg should
correctly pick gnome-applications.menu as the default, as per the spec
[1].
What is the function of the debian-menu.menu file from menu-xdg? It
was added as a fallback (see bug #654978 [2]), but I'm not sure what
it stores.
[1] http:
I'm just triaging bugs for PyXDG. It seems that getName() returns a
unicode string suitable for the current locale. I'd consider that the
expected behaviour. I believe modern GUI toolkits work with unicode
(I'm familiar with Qt, which certainly does).
Do you think that it should return an 8-bit st
I'm happy to add support for $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR, but I don't know what
the most common fallback directory is if the environment variable is
not set.
The spec is unhelpfully vague: "If $XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is not set
applications should fall back to a replacement directory with similar
capabilities and p
There's a new upstream release (0.20), which supports Python 3 and
includes several of the patches Debian has against 0.19.
http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/pyxdg
it's already been packaged in Ubuntu, so it should be simple to copy
that and adjust it.
Thanks, Jakub, I've committed that patch.
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Python 3 support is only in the development version at present. It
should be released as 1.2.0.
I've got daily builds of matplotlib, including Python 3 builds, in a
PPA [1]. It seems to be working, although the most recent build failed
for reasons I haven't yet investigated. My changes to the pack
The attached patch against the debian/ folder gets a python3-numpy
(and -dbg) package built. It may well need some refinement, and I
haven't considered how best to handle dh_numpy and the ABI/API
versions, so those parts are only in the Python 2 python-numpy package
at present.
Thomas
py3-numpy.
Hi,
Thanks for the bug report. It's been fixed in trunk (which will become v
0.11). For more details, see the pull request here:
https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/251
Best wishes,
Thomas
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