Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
> If what I want is simply a stable scipy/matplotlib
> installation (OS X), what is the best (most stable and predictable)
> method?
I'm very sorry to say that I don't know that there is a best. I, and
others, have tried to keep the archive at pythonmac up to date, but
bui
Hmm... After the long discussion I'm trying to decide what the best
route is. If what I want is simply a stable scipy/matplotlib
installation (OS X), what is the best (most stable and predictable)
method?
BTW- What is wrong with the ActiveState python installation? It was
recommended on the scipy
Stephen:
Russell E Owen wrote:
> It's up. Bob Ippolito put it up shortly after he got back from vacation.
So this should work, with the Python, numpy, wxPython2.6.3 that are also
there:
http://pythonmac.org/packages/py24-fat/index.html
-Chris
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At 9:42 AM -0800 2007-02-05, Christopher Barker wrote:
>Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
>>My python is from ActiveState (Framework) which
>>was recommended by the scipy people.
>
>>Here's the real saga. I had a working Fink installaiton of
>>python/numpy/scipy/matplotlib until an update to scipy broke criti
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
> My python is from ActiveState (Framework) which
> was recommended by the scipy people.
I wonder why, I don't what the advantages of it are over the pythonmac
version -- last I heard it did NOT support Universal binaries, but maybe
that makes things a bit easier, particul
Stephen Uhlhorn wrote:
> I'm trying to build matplotlib with the GTK/GTKAgg backends but it
> won't find my copy of pygtk:
>
> mrhanky:/usr/local/src/matplotlib-0.87.7 uley$ sudo python setup.py build
> GTK requires pygtk
> GTKAgg requires pygtk
> running build
> running build_py
> creating build
I'm trying to build matplotlib with the GTK/GTKAgg backends but it
won't find my copy of pygtk:
mrhanky:/usr/local/src/matplotlib-0.87.7 uley$ sudo python setup.py build
GTK requires pygtk
GTKAgg requires pygtk
running build
running build_py
creating build
...
I followed the python/numpy/