I'm not involved in packaging for Ubuntu :-)
Building from source is a matter of downloading the tgz file,
extracting it and typing 'sudo python setup.py install'
Cheers,
Peter
Quoting mzatanoskas <[email protected]>:
Thanks for the heads up and the solution.
I've just installed natty on a new laptop and am installing mnemosyne
from the ubuntu software center as I write. I'm quite surprised that
mnemosyne is still available from the software center if it doesn't
actually work...
Anyway I was wondering how I would go about deprecating python-sip to
4.10 or build the executable from source code? Which approach is best,
easiest?
Thanks for any suggestions.
M
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