On 15 July 2013 14:04, Albert-Jan Roskam <[email protected]> wrote: Perhaps even better: Python(x, y): > https://code.google.com/p/pythonxy/wiki/Downloads >
Good point. You're not tied to a commercial distro. And in case it isn't noticed you should uninstall your current python first (saving your standard program file, of course - I've put mine in a different directory since I've wiped out python a few times now ;') (x,y) includes pip and its dependencies, so then you can just do "pip install ..." to install most other things, afterwards (sometimes - it doesn't always find what you want on the net so you have to download it.) A good feature of pip is pip freeze, which shows you what you've already got installed. Figuring out the Python install mess is harder than figuring out Python, IMHO ;') -- Jim If you find yourself running into a wall, stop running into a wall! --Mark Lutz If you can't go through a wall, go around it. --Jim Mooney
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