A quick reply to an old comment:
On 16/09/05, Ed Leafe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Sep 16, 2005, at 11:37 AM, Steve Litt wrote:
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> [...]
> What would be cool is if we had a system with vmware and lots of
> different distros installed in various virtual machines, and could
> run a scrip
david whiting wrote:
It might now be a little easier to do this. Take a look at this page:
http://linux.wolphination.com/?p=18
I've recently setup WinXP to run in ubuntu doing this (there's an app I need
to use occasionally and I got bored with dual-booting).
This is great! We could have our
Hello!!
yesterday I saw the Dabo's flash demos and Im very
impressive with the product!
Normally I programm in Ubuntu with Python, WinXP with
VB6/VB2005/Python and I have some time to test Dabo in
both OS.
If you tell me how obtain and install the last
version
My Config:
Ubuntu Breezy 5.1
Mario Lacunza wrote:
yesterday I saw the Dabo's flash demos and Im very
impressive with the product!
Normally I programm in Ubuntu with Python, WinXP with
VB6/VB2005/Python and I have some time to test Dabo in
both OS.
If you tell me how obtain and install the last
version
My Config:
Ub
Oh, I almost forgot: please join the dabo-dev mailing list if you'd like to help
with development.
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Paul McNett
http://paulmcnett.com
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Is possible install Dabo from svn in site-packages??
or explain me the last part...(Im newbie in Linux :-(
)
--- Paul McNett <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
>
> Now, edit your site-packages to find dabo (either
> using dabo.pth or creating a
> symlink).
>
> For the latest released version (0.5a
Mario Lacunza wrote:
Is possible install Dabo from svn in site-packages??
or explain me the last part...(Im newbie in Linux :-(
)
Sorry, assuming you have your dabo checked out to /home/mario/projects/dabo,
do:
# sudo -s
# cd /usr/lib/python2.4/site-packages
# ln -s /home/mario/projects/dabo/
Paul McNett wrote:
david whiting wrote:
It might now be a little easier to do this. Take a look at this page:
http://linux.wolphination.com/?p=18
I've recently setup WinXP to run in ubuntu doing this (there's an app
I need
to use occasionally and I got bored with dual-booting).
This is g