Op vrijdag 13-03-2009 om 04:13 uur [tijdzone -0700], schreef John
Wagner:
> I am sorry to bother about this but I've asked for help from Canonical
> with no reply.
> They seem reluctant to update Python beyond version 2.5; I'm trying to
> install 3.0.1.
If you can wait until April 23rd then you
Steve Holden wrote:
> Look in the build instructions for "alt-install", and make sure that you
> *know* when you install the new Python that it isn't touching the system
> Python at all. Always run make -n install and check what the script will
> do before running it until you know what you are doi
Nick:
Thanks, man, for even replying. I'm ashamed for posting such a stupid
question, and of course, you're right, as I should have known. I'm used to
answering people's silly questions about c, and am an utter newb in python;
I'm trying to learn Scheme at the same time, so it's kind of hectic a
John:
First, you have stumbled on to the wring list. Generally a list whose
name ends in -dev is for the devs of the project. Hence this is the list
where the Python devs live. In future posts like this should be sent to
python-list (comp.lang.python).
Having said that, Canonical's "reluctance" t
John,
I'm afraid the auto-response to the python-3000 list is a little
misleading. That list was for the initial development of python 3.0, and
hence the redirect was to this list which is to discuss the
*development* of the Python interpreter (both 2.x and 3.x).
For more general questions (such
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