PowerPC release
quolyfosta
I'm really interested to use python(x,y) software for my scientific
computations. However I'm currently using PowerBook G4 laptop with
Ubuntu 9.10 karmic koala installed. In Ubuntu repositories
(http://linux.pythonxy.com/ubuntu/) I've found only i386 and amd64
supported architectures. Therefore I would like to ask, is there a PPC
linux edition of python(x,y)? I would appreciate if you upload ppc
binary files or source code of your software.
Claude
I afraid I can't get any plan for PPC.
But pythonxy is only a list of allready existing packages.
It is in fact no-arch or all-arch.
I guess all packages (?) in Ubuntu have the same name, OS
independently.
Claude
quolyfosta
Thank you for reply.
So, if I clearly understand, to have python(x,y) working properly on
my laptop I should find and install all the packages for PPC listed
here.
Is it correct?
Claude Gouedard
Cheers
Claude
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