Hi folks. Not sure if anyone is interested; but the resultant rpms and
dependencies which are the delta from the base install of 11-2, needed to
include: gcc, git, emacs, vim, pylint, gtk2, gtk3 and fedpkg are as
follows. Placing them all onto a USB stick allows us to do localinstalls of
the
2011/9/2 Martin Langhoff martin.langh...@gmail.com:
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 10:45 AM, Gary Martin garycmar...@googlemail.com
wrote:
For Python work on an XO (for Activity and/or Sugar hacking) I find all the
extras I need from a regular build is to yum install git, vim and pylint —
usually
Hi: I may have some access to a couple of university students who are
interested in doing some python development, using the XO 1.5.
In order to build a couple of boxes, I'd like to pre-install 'the right
stuff'.
Might I get a list of packages to install to accomplish this?
Like maybe
yum
On Fri, Sep 2, 2011 at 10:45 AM, Gary Martin garycmar...@googlemail.com wrote:
For Python work on an XO (for Activity and/or Sugar hacking) I find all the
extras I need from a regular build is to yum install git, vim and pylint —
usually the first habitual reflex thing I do after reflashing a
of my Python development so far on Windows, using IDLE. I
am also very much at ease on Macintosh. I would guess that the closer my
development environment is to the XO environment, the smoother the
development process will go. I have managed to get a machine set up to run
Ubuntu 7.10, but I haven't
I prefer IDE's too, and have been using Eclipse: http://www.eclipse.org
I am pretty sure Ubuntu has it packaged.
Have you tried running your development environment in a virtual machine?
Here are a few notes on OLPC development:
http://wiki.laptop.org/go/User:Gcerchio.diary
done most of my Python development so far on Windows, using IDLE. I
am also very much at ease on Macintosh. I would guess that the closer my
development environment is to the XO environment, the smoother the
development process will go. I have managed to get a machine set up to run
Ubuntu 7.10
