Overall it is less problematic to get any python library
to work on linux than windows, no doubt.
But an alternative which I have not seen mentioned yet is using
the ActiveState python distribution. Their "pypm" package manager
can tap into their repository of pre-built extensions
(see http://co
Thato Aphane wrote, On 2012-08-15 15:06:
I have downloaded Django now where do I unzip it/ In which path?
Wherever you want - that'll just be a temporary working directory
used during the install; afterwards the setup tools will copy
the django files under your site-packages
(the work directory
You'll need the python interpreter first
then 'pip install django' should give you the latest release
(pip.exe lives under the Scripts subdirectory of your python install,
which I think recent installers should add to you PATH automatically)
Other than that I see nothing wrong with the offcial
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