Hi all…
On this afternoon I installed on my ubuntu 8.04 server the python-matplotlib package and his dependencies.
but If I pay attention right that package installed matplotlib 0.91
on my local desktop wich run windows, I installed the last version…
Anyone knows how do I de-install only matplotlib pack, let only the dependancies
and install the most recent version?
thanks in advanced…
Samuel
For the Windows machine, if you installed with the superpack, you
should find an deinstaller in the Python directory called
"Removematplotlib.exe", I *guess* it only removes in fact the
matplotlib package. You can also safely rename (or delete) the old
matplotlib directory and the mpl_toolkits directory in
Python-dir\Lib\site-packages\.
Ah I see, you mean how to deinstall on Ubuntu? I would recommend to
rename the old folders in your site-package directory to, say,
matplotlib_ and mpl_toolkits_, and when you are shure later you could
be able to safely remove. Does Ubuntu have a package mgr?
Hope I could help,
Friedrich
2010/3/16 Samuel Teixeira Santos <arcanosam@...287...>:
Hi all...
On this afternoon I installed on my ubuntu 8.04 server the python-matplotlib
package and his dependencies.
but If I pay attention right that package installed matplotlib 0.91
on my local desktop wich run windows, I installed the last version...
Anyone knows how do I de-install only matplotlib pack, let only the
dependancies
and install the most recent version?