Newbie question.
I've installed Django using the synaptic package manager, it's an
official release (0.96) which I think is the latest.
However, when delving into tutorials they keep referring to the
subversion version of Django.
Some of the functionality they reference doesn't seem to be present in
my version
example:
def __unicode__(self):
return self.choice
, does not result in a more meaningful representation of a model class
when I type modelclassname.objects.all() in the shell environment
(forgive me if I've messed up the terminology).
I just get the worthless [<modelclassname: modelclassname object>]
response.
It appears that I may have made a mistake in using synaptic and should
instead switch to the svn version.
I made an attempt at installing the svn version, but I don't think it
took.
How do I uninstall all versions of Django on my Ubuntu Linux box?
How do I then install the subversion version and keep it updated?
I am not a very experienced user of Ubuntu Linux, so the more detail
the better. So far I've not found a good step by step guide to my
predicament.
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