On Mon, 27 Oct 2003, Markus Dittrich wrote:
> Tom,
>
> It is fairly easy to compile and install python from
> source - you could simply keep your "personal" python 2.3
> in e.g. ~/local and let gentoo use the default 2.2
> install. That's what I have been doing in the past.
Just be sure to use "make altinstall" as your last step if compiling
from source. That will avoid making a filesystem link to "python", and
preserve the original. Then, you must use "#!/usr/bin/python2.3" in
your 2.3 scripts if you wish.
PS. This is my first gentoo-user list post! :-) I am a new Gentoo
user... But a long time Linux user. I like Gentoo a lot (except for
the sloooow install... )
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