The same page (http://packages.ubuntu.com/lucid/python-enable)with those
files should also have a link to the .deb file, bottom left corner of
the page usually I think. You need to choose which architecture you
want.
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Bug in typemaps makes enable unusable under Python 2.6
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The easy option if you are running Karmic is to manually download the
python-enable package from lucid and just install it locally.
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Bug in typemaps makes enable unusable under Python 2.6
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Further to previous comment, the debian version 3.2 is of course also
available in Lucid.
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Bug in typemaps makes enable unusable under Python 2.6
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The debian unstable version of python-enable should have this issue
already fixed.
http://packages.debian.org/squeeze/python-enable
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Bug in typemaps makes enable unusable under Python 2.6
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Hardy still has 2.2.3, what are the plans for incorporating 3.0. As far
as I know the API is the same so there should be minimal effect of the
upgrade.
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New upstream version of GEOS available
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/139689
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