I think we want to keep matplotlib associated with the OS X Framework
install of python; if we installed the macports version, am I correct in
assuming that we could just dump the resulting python modules (eg. gtk,
tkinter, and matplotlib) into the Framework install's site-packages dir
(or more
On 31.05.2007, at 20:34, Jeff Whitaker wrote:
The fink matplotlib package uses GTKAgg as the default backend, and
works fine over an ssh tunnel. The admin will have to:
0) make sure X11.app (and the X11 SDK) is installed.
1) install fink
2) run 'fink selfupdate'
3) run 'fink install matplotlib
Matthew Auger wrote:
> I've recently needed to use matplotlib remotely from a 'server' running OS
> X. The server does not have GTK on it, and the server's version of Tk is
> bound to Aqua instead of X11 and I therefore can't remotely spawn a
> matplotlib GUI window.
>
> My question: Does anyone
I've recently needed to use matplotlib remotely from a 'server' running OS
X. The server does not have GTK on it, and the server's version of Tk is
bound to Aqua instead of X11 and I therefore can't remotely spawn a
matplotlib GUI window.
My question: Does anyone know of an *easy* way to get a
