Thanks for the advice, pbreit and Christopher! I will give a fresh
Ubuntu 10.04 install a spin :)!
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Multi-platform Development with Python and Web2py.
Here are a list of suggestions that should help make your experience a more
pleasant one.
Stick with Ubuntu LTS
First to reiterate pbreit comment on Ubuntu LTS version. If you are not
developing Ubuntu itself or have no compelling reason to ru
I was thinking a clean install of ubuntu. You might be fine developing on 2.6
or 2.7 since it's unlikely you'll use any 2.7 features. 10.04 is popular for
development since it's a long term version.
I did start with a clean install of both web2py and Python 2.5. The
reason why I'm "downgrading" (so to speak) to 2.5 is because I'm
planning on running my web app on Google App Engine, and GAE runs on
Python 2.5.2.
I know that Ubuntu 11.04 comes pre-installed with 2.6 and 2.7, so I
had to manuall
A clean install of Ubuntu, web2py, and/or Python? I did start with a
clean install of both web2py and Python (compiled from source). The
reason I'm "downgrading" (so to speak) to 2.5 is because I'm making an
app that I wish to run on Google App Engine, and GAE runs Python
2.5.2, so I'd like to deve
I'd suggest starting over with a clean install if possible. Is there some
reason you are installing 2.5? If not, I'd avoid it and use what your server
comes with.
I use Ubuntu 10.04 which is a "long term support" release and comes with
Python 2.6. But 11.04 should work fine, too.
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