> Anoconda (the distribution seems to address this by having conda packages > that are essentially containers for the shared libs, and other packages > that need those libs depend on them. I like this method, but it seems to me > to be more a feature of the Anoconda distribution than the conda package > manager -- in fact, I've been thinking of doing this exact same thing with > binary wheels -- I haven't tried it yet, but don't see why it wouldn't work. > > 3 or 4 us now have mentioned curiosity in converting anaconda packages to wheels (with specific interest in the non-python lib dependencies as wheels). Anyone who tries this, please post your success or lack thereof. I'm pretty curious.
> The IPython web site makes it look like you really need to go get Anaconda > or Canopy if you want iPython > > interesting...
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