Josh Jontè <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > Alrighty, well it sounds like I should skip trying to upgrade libc6. > > Evidently, I have libltld installed. "Libltld3 is already the newest version" > > Is it really this hard to get libraries working under Linux? Am I > making this more difficult than it is? If I want to use librdf 1.0.7 > from python - how should I do that? Maybe doing so under Ubuntu was a > bad idea? Should I just use Windows? Or some other Distro? > > Is anyone else using librdf 1.0.7 from Ubuntu 7.10? Or even Win32? > > -josh
I'm using Win32 binaries, but those lag back at 1.0.3, and i haven't been eager to undertake trying to build newer ones since that's a bit outside my expertise. Using Python bindings, some parts of it don't seem to work right (see http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.rdf.redland.devel/17). So while it's basically functional for writing RDF (all i'm trying to do for now), i can't quite give it a ringing endorsement. Unfortunately i've had no better luck trying to get RDFlib installed for Python on Windows either (since that wants to compile C extensions): so much for easy_install :-/ Maybe there just isn't that much Python+RDF development happening on Windows (by ordinary folk who don't compile their own binaries)? Sean _______________________________________________ redland-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.librdf.org/mailman/listinfo/redland-dev
