Hi,
sorry for asking here, as this is rather an ubuntu question.
In the process of moving an application from python 2.4 to 2.5 I installed both
versions. 2.4 is still the default on my system and when I install wxPython it
obviously goes to the 2.4's site-packages. Is there a way to install it using
2.5 and even better, can I have them installed both while still using the ubuntu
package management?
Regards, Christian
Christian K wrote:
Hi,
sorry for asking here, as this is rather an ubuntu question.
In the process of moving an application from python 2.4 to 2.5 I installed both
versions. 2.4 is still the default on my system and when I install wxPython it
obviously goes to the 2.4's site-packages. Is there a way to install it using
2.5 and even better, can I have them installed both while still using the ubuntu
package management?
Not yet. Currently the python packages are only built using the default Python on the system, so on Feisty wxPython is built for Python 2.5 and on earlier versions it is built for Python 2.4.
There is a new methodology being used in some packages for installing Python package support for multiple versions of Python, and I plan on migrating to that one of these days. Of course if somebody would like to spend some time on it and beats me to it I wouldn't mind. 
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Robin Dunn
Software Craftsman
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