At what point should we push another minor release
> for py2.5? or should we at all? I am able to compile and
> run the latest in svn on all 3 major platforms. The only
> missing component is pygtk for windows. 0.87.5 is not
> py2.5 compatible in many ways. Just thought I would
> throw it out there.
I've CCd Cedric Gustin, who maintains pygtk for win32. Cedric, do you
plan to push out a python2.5 version in the near future? If so, we
can hold up the mpl release which uses some pygtk extension code in
building. If not, we can go ahead with the release w/o gtk support,
since this is not a common backend on windows.
JDH
Hi John and the matplotlib people,
John Hunter wrote:
> At what point should we push another minor release
> for py2.5? or should we at all? I am able to compile and
> run the latest in svn on all 3 major platforms. The only
> missing component is pygtk for windows. 0.87.5 is not
> py2.5 compatible in many ways. Just thought I would
> throw it out there.
I've CCd Cedric Gustin, who maintains pygtk for win32. Cedric, do you
plan to push out a python2.5 version in the near future? If so, we
can hold up the mpl release which uses some pygtk extension code in
building. If not, we can go ahead with the release w/o gtk support,
since this is not a common backend on windows.
Yes, pygtk binaries for python 2.5 will be available this week. I just
need a few more days as I'm also working on binaries for
pygtk-2.10/pygobject-2.12/pycairo-1.2.
Or, if you want, I can give you early access to pygtk binaries for
python 2.5 for testing purpose with matplotlib ? Just tell me if you
need pygtk-2.10 or 2.8 ?
Cedric