Don Radick wrote:
Red Hat 8 ships with the version of pygtk from just before I implemented these features :( I guess you will need to upgrade the pygtk version in order to get things working.Hi folks -I'm struggling to setup my RedHat 8.0 system so I can compile an application that requires pygtk 0.6xx. After reading the relevant FAQ section many times, I still can't get it to work. Here's an excerpt from the FAQ:James has added to pygtk 0.6.11, pygtk2 1.99.13 and gnome-python 1.4.4 a mechanism that allows installations of both pygtk and pygtk2 to work side by side. It is done by using a pygtk.pth file that indicates which is the default (which one `import gtk' uses) version.I've downloaded all of the source packages referenced above, and can't find any "pygtk.pth" file in any.
It also provides a pygtk module in which you can call a method require() that allows you to require one version or the other:
pygtk.require("1.2") # for pygtk-0
and
pygtk.require("2.0") # for pygtk2
I'm sorry to be so dense, but could someone expand on the FAQ a bit for me?
All I want to do is to compile this 1 application for pygtk-0.6xx while not breaking the default
pygtk2 interfaces for everything else.
James.
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