Marius Gedminas wrote:
In my experience the difficulty is figuring out which non-Python
dependencies you need installed (libraries, header files, compilers,
build tools). Cheating (of the 'sudo apt-get build-dep python-numpy'
kind) helps, if what you're trying to install is a (newer version of a)
package that's already been packaged for your distribution.
Yes, that's one.
The other is to be able to use buildout or pip + a requirements file to
get the same set of python packages available, no matter what OS you
choose to build the project on...
Chris
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