On 2/12/07, LUK ShunTim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
David Cournapeau wrote: > Keith Goodman wrote: >> On 2/11/07, David Cournapeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> My impression is that binary distribution of numpy is a big problem for many >>> linux users, and that is entry barrier for many users (I may be wrong, that's just >>> an impression from the ML). >> Do all of the major GNU/Linux distributions have recent versions of NumPy? >> >> Debian Etch is at NumPy 1.0.1 > I think debian has numpy now (I am not using debian on workstation > anymore, so I am not really following), but what about new versions of > numpy/scipy ? If I want to give some of my code to people in my lab who > do not use the same distribution than me, can I give a 10 minutes > instructions set to have everything ? > "Bleeding-edge apt-get repository" according to their web page. "To use it add the following line to you /etc/apt/sources.list" deb http://deb-scipy.alioth.debian.org/apt ./
Yep. In general, if you are using a Linux distro it is quite easy to use the svn repository. It seem to be on the Mac and Windows that folks have problems, particularly in filling the dependencies on Atlas if they want efficiency. That said, Numpy and MatplotLab have settled enough that the standard packages are probably adequate. Chuck
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