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eyce
December 27th, 2005, 01:50 AM
I had a couple of questions - both related to finding installers.

First, I looked for cherrypy in Synaptic. The only version I can find it 0.10.. from like APril, 2004. Are there any debian packages or repositories I can add to my sources list for the latest version of cherrypy? Am I just not doing something right? I'm lost :(.

Also.. Blender 2.4 is out. 2.37 is the latest available on Synaptic. Is 2.4 being tested for current versions of Ubuntu? Should I just wait (not in a big hurry) cuz someone will put it on the official sources soon? How does all this work?

Thanks a lot for all your help.

Best Regards and Best Wishes.

23meg
December 27th, 2005, 01:58 AM
Also.. Blender 2.4 is out. 2.37 is the latest available on Synaptic. Is 2.4 being tested for current versions of Ubuntu? Should I just wait (not in a big hurry) cuz someone will put it on the official sources soon? How does all this work?
It first has to make it into the current development branch (Dapper) and once it's there, if there are backport requests, it can be backported. Take a look at the guidelines on the backports forum and if these apps qualify, place backport requests for them. If accepted, they'll become available in the backports repository a while later.

eyce
December 27th, 2005, 03:53 PM
Ah cool. thanks for the headsup.

News: Got Cherrypy installed. Basically needed to install python-dev (found in synamptic)... and then it was just a matter of downloading and running the setup script from the cherrypy sources.

Cheers!