So there is a list of things that need doing for ipython.
I'd built my own not-redistributable version of 1.1.0, (progress at
https://github.com/detrout/debian-ipython)
I'll see if I can help with some of the work listed below.
Diane
On Thursday, October 03, 2013 22:29:41 Jean-Christophe Jas
Hey,
Thanks Thomas and Julian for your replies. Don't apologize for that, there is
no problem taking time to release something clean. BTW, I realize than I was
doing a package way simpler and dirtier than yours.
I don't want to walk on anyone's toes or do unnecessary/redundant work. I'll be
h
Hi,
sorry I am working very very slow in ipython, a reason is that there is
no stable release on the horizon, so I have been slacking of a bit.
Now that ubuntu 13.10 is almost out soon I have no excuse anymore :)
The issue with ipython 1.1 is the large amount of third party javascript
libraries it
Hi Jean-Christophe,
On 29 September 2013 13:31, Jean-Christophe Jaskula <
jean.christophe.jask...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The Ipython team has released a couple of major releases during the last
> months but I haven't seen any discussions about packaging them in debian.
> Just for curiosity, I decide
Hey,
I haven't heard from any of you and I'm still a bit curious of the status of
the package. FYI, I continued patching and rearranging to fit with the upstream
sources. I got something which starts looking good to me.
Hope to hear from you soon :-)
Cheers,
JC
Le 29 sept. 2013 à 16:31, Jean-
Hi,
The Ipython team has released a couple of major releases during the last months
but I haven't seen any discussions about packaging them in debian. Just for
curiosity, I decided to start trying to update the debian package (v0.13.2) to
the latest release (v.1.1.0). When doing it, I realized
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