Michael Sumner writes:
> I've been trying with PYTHONPATH and sys.path, and I think I was doing it
> wrong ... but the simplicity of the /usr prefix had not occurred to me,
> I'll be doing that.
>
> If I come back around with further insights I'll share them, but this is
> working for me now.
>
Ah, awesome - thanks as ever for such great detail.
I've been trying with PYTHONPATH and sys.path, and I think I was doing it
wrong ... but the simplicity of the /usr prefix had not occurred to me,
I'll be doing that.
If I come back around with further insights I'll share them, but this is
work
Michael,
My experience is that understanding how and where to install Python
stuff is utterly difficult. And this is even more complicated on
Debian/Ubuntu that have many patches regarding sys.path and distutils,
plus the fact that distutils is deprecated and going to be removed in
Python 3.1
Hello, apologies as this is not so much a GDAL but a python question, but
I'm interested in what others do, hopefully I'm missing a key step that's
not hacky :)
I made a gist to record the details:
https://gist.github.com/mdsumner/526af876cfddaa5ff245ab376b3cec84
The crux is, GDAL has placed th
