On an old box of mine, before I had really learned the ins and outs of using a package management, I remeber I had a situation where I had the python package installed, and I ALSO had a manually compiled python installed under /usr/local/
My PATH happened to be set up such that when I ran python, I would get /usr/local/bin/python instead of /usr/bin/python and I was all confused about why none of my python extensions would work. --- James Paige On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 01:21:23PM -0400, Evan Kroske wrote: > Hmmm... I have been having a suspicious amount of python installation > problems. I gave up on Django installation after I couldn't get the > python egg to hatch. I guess I'll try --purge-ing python 2.6, then > reinstalling it to see if that's my problem. That would explain a lot... > > Evan > ><snip /> > >Is that the problem? Or do I misunderstand? > >If so, then it might be your python install that is broken, not your > >pygame install. > > > >--- > >James Paige > > > > > >
