On Aug 7, 2008, at 3:03 PM, franck kalala wrote:
>>I did not install ipython but he comes when I install enthought.python.
I think you will need to seek help from either enthought or from the ipython developers.
>>when I run an example, I have of course a window showing a plot, but on the top of this window it is written "not responding" and when this happened I can do any thing until I close every thing.
Other than the message, does the viewer display the evolution of the problem? Because of the way different computers are designed, some operating systems allow more interaction than others. On Mac OS X, for instance, Matplotlib windows cannot be moved while a simulation is running, but they properly display simulation results anyway. On Linux, on the other hand, windows can be moved and buttons can be clicked (although they are not always responsive). Windows may be more like Mac OS X in this respect; I don't know as I have no experience with running FiPy there.
If the results are not displayed at all, that is a much bigger problem, but if it's just "not responding", I doubt that there's much we can do.
