I've switched from
Windows to
Ubuntu since half a year and I don't look back. I can recommend every python developer to do the same as the batteries included in Ubuntu are a python paradise. Of course I will continue supporting SPE on Windows and Mac as well. Watch out this blog as I will post here updates about SPE and some useful things about python, Ubuntu, UML, ...
I downloaded spe, but it's lije a python package, how can I open it ?
ReplyDeletefile, SPE-0.8.3.c.win32-py2.5.exe
To the anonymous poster - you have downloaded the SPE install program for use with Windows and Python 2.5 - just run it!
ReplyDeleteI have installed windows version but can not run it.
ReplyDeleteLooking the Programs tab I see that aims to some .py.
I'm not sure that such call will open/run as a winodws program
In order to run SPE you need to install python from www.python.org and wxpython 2.6 from wxpython.org.
ReplyDeleteI am working on a compatible version for wxPython2.8
I am so pleased you are working on an update. This is an awesome editor for python and wxPython. Cannot wait for the wxPython 2.8 version.
ReplyDeleteAny time frame for a beta?
I have been waiting for your site to get back up. I wanted to get the manual. Any chance you could make it available again?
ReplyDeleteThanks
That's great news Stani. I'm downloading the subversion now and will try it out.
ReplyDeleteThis is, by far, the best Python IDE out there.
Donation on its way!
Welcome to Ubuntu! It is nice.
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ReplyDeleteIf you checkout from subversion, you might want to give it a try. No timeframe yet, but I guess maybe in the end of next week.
@jaap
The manual online has to wait till I have the full site up (maybe in a month). But if you donate (paypal,stani.paypal*gmail#com) any amount, I'll send you by email.
Ubuntu is great :)
ReplyDeleteNot to do with Ubuntu, or spe per se, but I can't subscribe to the Atom feed at the end of your blog. It just show up the atom source, but not asking me to subscribe.
btw, can you add the blog to planetpython.org?
scrap that part about the atom feed, it works on my third try.
ReplyDeleteStill please consider planetpython tho :-)
@rooy
ReplyDeleteOk, I'll add it to planet python. Appearantly there are two: an official and unofficial one. Why is that?
Welcome back! This is the best python editor IMHO. I don't see a donate button/link on this blog. I would like to contribute in the future.
ReplyDeleteI'm new not only to SPE but to python itself.Can anyone make a "How to install and get 'SPE for windows' for dummies" tutorial, if its not toomuch trouble.Please.
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