> > Any fixes for this? > > Yes, but in future, please direct such bug reports to the place where you > got the package. They will need to fix it and put out a fixed version > > The solution is to add a coding line to the python source file, to tell > python which encoding is used for the text. Edit the file, and add > > # -*- coding: iso-8859-15 > > as the first line. You'll have to do that for gypsy.py as well > > The reason is that python defaults to ASCII encoding starting in python 2.5 > (as explained on the web site mentioned in the error message)
So, despite the fact that I got this package from an Opensuse repository and the package is likely the same in any OTHER Opensuse repository I should direct my questions elsewhere? Do I have that right? And that would assume I was already certain I was LOOKING at a bug. BTW, the fix worked fine. Thank you. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
