Glad to discover from the docs that the latest VPython may also be
installed through conda, recommended if not already using the "Classic"
Vpython.
conda install -c vpython vpython
Graphics are served through a web server on localhost:9000
Screen shot: https://flic.kr/p/V6kPnV
(directions imp
Easy way to get vpython working is to install vidle on Linux. Also. Easy way to
get turtle.py working is to install idle!
HTH,
AJG
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On May 29, 2017, 7:25 PM, at 7:25 PM, Kevin Cole
wrote:
>> Good to hear from you Kevin. Did we get to talk at Pycon?
>
>Not at this last one
> Good to hear from you Kevin. Did we get to talk at Pycon?
Not at this last one. I passed by your poster, but at the time, there
was too much of a crowd around it to get to it, and I didn't make it
back at a quieter moment.
> Today I'm helping an old college roommate, now a tenured physics prof
>
> One of the themes / questions was "how do we sustain / build on the
> energy we DO have?" and I figure one way is to simply stay in touch
> and inform each other of possible opportunities -- software, events,
> collaboration, internships for students, etc. Novel, right? ;-) Just
> call me Capt
I'm not an educator by formal training, but I like to think I'm fairly
good at tutoring / mentoring, and I haven't had any complaints. ;-)
I remember better Education Summits... This one was okay, but it seems
to me there was a lot more energy in Chicago several years back...
One of the themes /
