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Question about installing wxPython
Tulio Gualtieri
2014-10-17 22:17:27 UTC
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Hi all, I will try to make as clear as possible as my native language is
not English.

I am a happy user of version 2.8 wxPython and do my tests on a *linux*
platform which brings in its repository this version.
I want to know whether to move to the new version suits me (in fact it did)
but I mean the process of installing my program on another machine.
Is it necessary to install separate wxPython (add repository)?
Is there any way to remedy this, to make it simpler for the inexperienced
user the installation process of my program?

I think I have already answered this question please would you kindly pass
me the link?
Thanks.
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Nathan McCorkle
2014-10-19 00:48:13 UTC
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Post by Tulio Gualtieri
Hi all, I will try to make as clear as possible as my native language is
not English.
I am a happy user of version 2.8 wxPython and do my tests on a *linux*
platform which brings in its repository this version.
I want to know whether to move to the new version suits me (in fact it
did) but I mean the process of installing my program on another machine.
Is it necessary to install separate wxPython (add repository)?
Is there any way to remedy this, to make it simpler for the inexperienced
user the installation process of my program?
I think I have already answered this question please would you kindly pass
me the link?
This is what I used to compile on Ubuntu 14.04 recently:
http://www.wxpython.org/BUILD.html

pretty much just the two lines:

cd wxPython-src-3.0.0.0/wxPython
python2.6 build-wxpython.py --build_dir=../bld


there might be dependencies you need to get to make it work, but it should
be relatively apparent where it fails during the compile process.

(on ubuntu for example, you need at least the build-essential package)
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Tulio Gualtieri
2014-10-21 23:17:49 UTC
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Thank you very much. I was very useful, I'll get it
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Tulio Gualtieri
2014-10-21 23:19:10 UTC
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Thank you very much. I was very useful, I'll get it
Post by Tulio Gualtieri
Hi all, I will try to make as clear as possible as my native language is
not English.
I am a happy user of version 2.8 wxPython and do my tests on a *linux*
platform which brings in its repository this version.
I want to know whether to move to the new version suits me (in fact it
did) but I mean the process of installing my program on another machine.
Is it necessary to install separate wxPython (add repository)?
Is there any way to remedy this, to make it simpler for the inexperienced
user the installation process of my program?
I think I have already answered this question please would you kindly pass
me the link?
Thanks.
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