It is intermittent, and will work the next day. And I am lucky enough to have
30 computers with only 20 students. It doesn't happen enough to worry me, but
it frustrates the students. Which depending on the day can be a bonus. :)
From: Edu-sig [mailto:edu-sig-bounces+pmedina=ccisd@python.org
I've got a class of 270 students running Python 3.x in a Windows lab (22
machines) with essentially all students running their own copies on a
variety of laptops -- mostly windows but many macs.
The firewall is a good suggestion, but I haven't seen this problem.
-rich
enb...@cse.msu.edu
On 11
Jackie's problem was fixed with the -n switch.
I've used Python 3.x extensively with Win7 since 3.x became available, also XP.
Python is used with Windows all over the place. Windows is a flagship
platform for Python.
There can be confusions these days over whether one should run a "64
bit" or
We are having a problem running python 3.x with windows 7 also. It says it
can't (no processor or something), then it can. Seems like python and windows
don't play well together.
From: Edu-sig [mailto:edu-sig-bounces+pmedina=ccisd@python.org] On Behalf
Of JACKIE MASLOFF
Sent: Thursday, Nove
Greeting Jackie:
Python's IDLE talks to itself over 127.0.0.1 and sometimes antivirus
software can police that circuit.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8588025/unable-to-load-idle-python-gui
I do suggest an experiment where you shut off any antivirus / policing
software you can think of, just
Yesterday I was running the Windows version of the Python 2.7.3 shell with
IDLE as my editor. I saved a file and ran it and got some error message
which unfortunately I don't remember. I then closed Python and when I tried
to re-open it, I got the following error message:
IDLE's subprocess didn't
In related news (noting RurPL is continuing its advance)...
the Visual Python group (VPython.org) have been tackling in earnest
the challenge of seamlessly integrating their 3D mini-API to an OpenGL
experience within wxPython, the Python adapter for the wx GUI toolkit.
I simply subscribe to that
Jurgis Pralgauskis:
> Some updates:
Hi Mr. Pralgauskis,
I also discovered rurple-ng a few weeks ago and will try it the first time
today in school. I converted the mercurial repository to a Git repo at
https://github.com/thkoch2001/rurple-ng
Are you familiar with Git? Would you like to commit y
