Le jeudi 24 janvier 2008 à 10:22 +0100, Patrick Dessalle a écrit : > I've checked out the SVN trunk for elisa an pigment, cleaned the > ~/.elisa folder since I had tried the package version from the > repository first and ran python2.5 elisa.py. > > Now that I think about it, I'm not sure that I've updated pigment to > the latest trunk release. I'll give it a try when I get back home and > keep you posted. > > By the way, should I remove the elisa/pigment installed through the > packages or can the svn release and the deb release be on the same > machine without generating conflicts ? >
As with any project you want to test bleeding edge SVN trunk it's a good practice to run the code uninstalled. Both Pigment and Elisa can run that way: - from pigment/ directory start the misc/pgm-uninstalled shell - inside the new pigment shell you can launch elisa.py from the elisa/ directory Mixing distribution packages and manual installs is never a good idea, in any case, IMHO :) Philippe
