On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 8:02 AM, Alvin Penner
<penner@...1856...> wrote:
Alexandre Prokoudine wrote:
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> OK, so can we use this build?
>
I've been using the build :
and it is working very well for me, thanks Chris!
Good :-)
The only 'issue' I've seen is that it apparently does not include the Python
packages 'PIL' and 'uniconvertor', which I think would normally be present
in a Windows installation.
I happened to notice that today before you emailed, looking at it for some PortableApps.com stuff (CommonFiles stuff - a "feasibility study" for a unified Python distribution except for extra libs, for Python apps and apps that use Python, e.g. Blender, Inkscape (both contain), Task Coach, BPBible, others (are written in)). I'd seen PIL in 0.46, and noticed it wasn't there. It has since occurred to me that I have not updated my devlibs bundle (the download contains all the SVN metadata for the repo) as recommended in the Win32Port wiki page, so I'm going to do that now and rebuild it all. I think that that should fix it, and also it'll just make sure everything is up to date. The devlibs bundle I downloaded was at r14, so I'm updating it to the latest, r20.
Sorry about that guys. I plan now on being able to upload Inkscape-0.47pre2-2.exe tomorrow (probably in about 20 hours time).
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