Ken G. wrote:
I am using Ubuntu 9.04 and I have versions 2.6.2 and 3.0.1+ installed.
Look for IDLE in Add/Remove Applications.
Perhaps, you may have a different version of Ubuntu.
Ken
Ray Parrish wrote:
Yes, I'm using 2.45.2 as that is the highest version available in the
Ubuntu repositories, and I'd like to keep it simple for users of
programs i write. If I install a higher version from somewhere other
than the repositories it will force users of my programs to do the
same, and the repositories are the trusted source of software for
Ubuntu, and other Linux users.
Thanks for being so observant.
Later, Ray Parrish
That should have been version 2.5.2 without the 4 I typoed. I'm using
Hardy Heron, 8.04, and plan to stick with it until version 10 comes out
as it is the next LTS version.
I'm eyeballing Idle in Synaptic, and it appears to be an IDE for version
2.5 of Python for my version of Ubuntu. Idle is available for version
2.4 there as well. I'm pretty used to writing all of my code with only
the aid of syntax highlighting, but have been hankering for an editor
that will allow tabbed, or collapsible functions, and collapsible block
elements.
Does Idle do that? I guess I'll just go ahead and install it, and give
it a try. Some IDEs I don't like with their project centric viewpoint,
and my inability to quickly absorb their project file structures details
to the point I can use them.
If that doesn't happen pretty much within ten or fifteen minutes I go
back to gedit. 8-)
Later, Ray Parrish
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