Where can I get PyGTK?
The reference site to track PyGTK releases and news is [www.pygtk.org] That site’s Downloads section has links to the proper sources for pygtk binaries and sourcecode. Anyhow, here there are some of those links: Linux and Unix users can pick up the source code off the main site which is [ftp.gtk.org] . • The latest source version released of the 2.0 branch (the “new” stable branch, based on GTK+ 2.0) is 2.0.0, which can be downloaded from [ftp.gtk.org] • The latest source version released of the 0.6 branch (the old stable branch based on GTK+ 1.2) is version 0.6.11, which can be downloaded from [ftp.gtk.org] • For coff coff Win32 PyGTK (yeah, it works on Microsoft Windows), see faq 21.1 • For MacOS X, see FAQ 1.19 • For gnome-python, see FAQ 1.13 If you would like to obtain the CVS version of the current stable code, you can check it out from cvs.gnome.org, module gnome-python/pygtk and tag gtk-gnome-1-2. See the question 1.3 for more information on how to use CVS to pull pygtk. PyGTK
The reference site to track PyGTK releases and news is [www.pygtk.org] . The Downloads section has links to the proper sources for pygtk binaries and sourcecode. Anyhow, here there are some of those links: • The latest source version released of the 2.0 branch (the “new” stable branch, based on GTK+ 2.0) can be downloaded from [ftp.gnome.org] • The latest source version released of the 0.6 branch (the old stable branch based on GTK+ 1.2) can be downloaded from [ftp.gtk.org] • For gnome-python, see FAQ 1.13 • For MacOS X, see FAQ 1.19 • For Microsoft Windows, see FAQ 21.1 PyGTK has a number of optional dependencies you must have installed before compiling if you want to use them.
