Hi,
I gave it a try, too. MacOS X 10.10, Python 2.7.9 from MacPorts.
Everything worked fine.
> pcreate -t ringo foo
The doc says "pcreate -t ringo Foo" ("Foo" with a capital "F").
You have to remember that the filesystem on a Mac is case-insensitive
(but case-remembering). So, "foo-admin" and "Foo-admin" would be the
same on a Mac, but "foo-admin" wouldn't exist on e.g. Ubuntu Linux.
I believe the initial instructions were created on a Mac, because I saw
Omnigraffle files (a Mac-specific drawing app) when I did the "hg clone"
yesterday.
> ImportError:
> /home/xxx/.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/lxml/etree.so: undefined
> symbol: PyUnicodeUCS4_DecodeLatin1
I believe it depends on whether Python was compiled with UCS2 or UCS4
Unicode strings. In that particular case, I suppose UCS2 was chosen. I
compiled lxml a number of times (on FreeBSD, Linuxes and OS X, and never
came across that error)
Anyway, anything went fine for me, I was able to launch the app, and
from there I didn't know where to go... :D
Laurent.
PS: I have my own development environment too, but I'm afraid it's not
ready for prime time...
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