Ethan Glasser-Camp wrote:
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Michael George wrote:
Two things come to mind: do you have different versions of pygame
installed? Also, if you created a file called, e.g. Pygame.py then that
could cause a difference as windows filenames are case sensitive and
linux aren't.
This is a clever idea, but you got it backwards. A file called Pygame
will not conflict with pygame on Linux but will on Windows.
That is not really true. Windows may ignore case in a file name, but it
does preserve it. And by default Python recognizes case in Windows. So
there can be both a pygame and Pygame, just not in the same directory.
Or one could be a module, with its .py suffix, the other a package.
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