Ok. My email system has been cutting my email short (only sending the first paragraph). I AM NOW VERY ANGRY (this is the 3ed time I have had to write this email). I am going to have to send everything via a attached plain text file. Pleas read it.


From: Jonathan Gardner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "James Supancic" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [PyKDE] Installation Help With PyQt-x11-gpl-3.4 with Python 2.2
Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 12:17:33 -0800
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On Friday 29 November 2002 11:56 am, James Supancic wrote:
> Ok for some reason the out put is not getting sent so I attached it to the
> email (hopefully you get it that way). I downloaded the RMPs and tried to
> use them but they keep giving me dependency errors. Witch one do I install
> fist?

First you need to install sip, then PyQt, then PyKDE.

If you forced any of them, it might be good to start from scratch. Try this:

# rpm -qa | grep PyKDE
# rpm -qa | grep PyQt
# rpm -qa | grep sip

and for all the modules listed, run
# rpm -e <package name>

As you install the packages, if you get any dependency problems, email me the
exact text it spits out.

> Also I have two versions of python installed. How do I make sure the
> RPM installs for the rite version of Python? I can send the entire
> installation output (its rely long...) if you need it.

I made my stuff with Python2.2. You can run it from the command line with
'python2' rather than 'python'. You can try running the scripts with 'python2
<scriptname>' rather than 'python <script name>' or './<script name>'.

Go ahead and send me the output. I'll read through it. I'm the guy that is
supposed to make sure the Red Hat 7.3 PyQt modules work, so I need to see it.

> I am rely mad about
> this. I spent about 2 hours setting it all up and waiting for it to make! I
> hope you can help me fix this!

Yep, it is frustrating at first, but well worth the sweat and difficulties. I
love programming PyQt, and most people I introduce to it do too. I hope
getting started gets easier as I get better at making RPMs.

Also, can you please email to the list? You are probably not the only one with
these same problems, and sometimes other people will find valuable insight
from the conversation in other areas.

--
Jonathan Gardner
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

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