On 25-09-10 02:06, Mark Schafer wrote:
Maybe someone with more knowledge than me can indicate if we need any
of the optional packages that are not in the GTK all-in-one package.
E.g. pixman looks like it might be required ??
If there are several - then we may need to make our own all-in-one
Hi Mark,
On 25/09/2010 2:06, Mark Schafer wrote:
I suppose a full all-in-one would be:
- python 2.6.5
- the all-in-one bundle from http://www.gtk.org/download-windows.html
- PyGObject
- PyCairo
However - as most users will already have a version of Python - I think just
needing three
So for each version of python that we decided to support (and using
python 2.6.5 in this example) the pygtk installer needs to install:
- PyGObject
- PyCairo
This sounds good, a worthwhile improvement would certainly be to include
all the necessary python installers together.
So as
Maybe someone with more knowledge than me can indicate if we need any
of the optional packages that are not in the GTK all-in-one package.
E.g. pixman looks like it might be required ??
If there are several - then we may need to make our own all-in-one :-(
- not in the all-in-one bundles:
actually pixman is included in cairo - the extra pixman is a static
package for other purposes. so we are OK I think...
On 9/25/2010 12:06 PM, Mark Schafer wrote:
Maybe someone with more knowledge than me can indicate if we need any
of the optional packages that are not in the GTK all-in-one
In response to a message by
John Stowers in the "Silent installation" thread I have started
this thread to try to clarify what components should be in a
windows installer for pygtk.
Please comment and enhance in this thread. I have probably missed
In response to a message by John Stowers in the Silent installation
thread I have started this thread to try to clarify what components
should be in a windows installer for pygtk.
Please comment and enhance in this thread. I have probably missed
something...
My suggestion would be that the
