Ok, in an attempt to clear up some misunderstandings: 1) It is perfectly acceptable to install the python eggs, in which case you don't need to deal with dabo.pth. I recommend the dabo.pth way myself, but for a new user installing the egg tends to be quite easy and maintainable. [1]
2) paallen appears to be running dabo-0.7s, while the latest stable version is 0.7.1s. 3) We don't know which version of daboide he's running. 4) I think that to follow Ed's screencast, you need to be running from the dev (trunk) branch, version 0.8.x of both dabo and daboide (Ed, let us know if incorrect). To do this, follow the instructions here: http://dabodev.com/download#development 5) To figure out which version you are using of stuff is as easy as: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/projects/dabo$ python dabo/__version__.py Package Name: dabo Version: 0.8a Revision: 2650 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/projects/daboide$ python __version__.py Package Name: daboide Version: 0.8a Revision: 748 [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/projects/dabodemo$ python __version__.py Package Name: dabodemo Version: 0.8a Revision: 481 [1] Sometimes eggs cause trouble, if something needs to be downloaded to update setuptools, for instance, and there are firewall/connectivity issues. But usually they are quite good. -- pkm ~ http://paulmcnett.com _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-users
