I get the following traceback when using Scipy 0.3.2 on Mac OSX 10.3.
The Fink package I'm using is numbered: 1:0.3.2-2. Any suggestions
are appreciated.
Thanks!
Greg
In [25]: linalg.inv([[1,0],[0,1]])
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PPImportError
I often use my iBook as an X-terminal to run programs at work and have
them pop windows on the local machine. This is usually Emacs, but
also includes various plotting programs and acrobat.
Recently (maybe 6 months ago... the problem is intermittent, so I'm
not sure exactly when it started) I'v
Benjamin Reed: Please ignore this message. Agreed, the Panther release
is more important, and this is not a request for user-mode fink
immediately. Just a parallel discussion among people who are interested.
Fair enough?
> IMHO there should be *no* package that makes *anything* SUID root that
> I (the user) don't know about, thus those packages that require
> something like that should be modified on a per-package basis (for
> these packages something like 'sudo make...' would work fine).
True in principle, an
> The simplest thing to do is to simply add this as an alternative method.
> But we were just discussing on #fink a more drastic change: we could
> scrap anonymous cvs access altogether, and offer only two access
> methods, rsync or ext cvs (the latter for fink developers only).
Has CVS been scra
> So while your modification is great for all but the next-to-last step that
> a developer takes, it's not practical for most users of Fink, who want
> to go ahead and build the deb, or take a pre-built deb and install it.
For users of fink, I think the current setup is fine. You're right, most
p
I started creating some fink packages that I may eventually try to have
distributed, and I recently had the extremely unpleasant experience of
having a "fink build" command write a whole bunch of files to the fink
tree (not the /sw/src/package-root directory, as it was supposed to).
It turns out th
On Tue, 9 Sep 2003 Jerry Talkington wrote:
> Unfortunately there doesn't seem to any desire among the maintainers to
> make fink a more user mode environment, which is a big mistake, IMHO.
> An application shouldn't request root privileges until absolutely
> necessary. A poorly patched or configu
I started creating some fink packages that I may eventually try to have
distributed, and I recently had the extremely unpleasant experience of
having a "fink build" command write a whole bunch of files to the fink
tree (not the /sw/src/package-root directory, as it was supposed to).
It turns out th
