* Graham Wilson [Sun, Apr 23, 2006 at 05:14:03PM -0500]: > > OK. I currently use the default python version as well, but while > > sharing a small script with a friend I encountered this problem, since > > he had already switched to 2.4. Not really problematic, but having > > python modules tied to a specific version of python is somewhat > > annoying. > > I agree, but in the case of PyX we have no choice, since PyX is compiled > to a .so file which depends on the version of Python that it was > compiled for. I could make PyX modules for each version of Python in > Debian (and I used to do that), but I think it's simpler to just have > the one version, especially since it is unlikely that PyX will be used > by other applications in Debian.
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