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Software downloads and computer configurations for 6-week series #7
@wsande is this right? Anything else you would mention?
Go to http://helloworldbookblog.com/tools/ and download the installer for your operating system. This will include everything you need. We will be using Python version 2.X.
There's no Linux installer listed there which makes sense. In case we do get Linux participants the biggest danger is that we have people running Ubuntu Lucid which is still using Python 2.6.
FYI, i think it's fine if Linux folks run 2.6... unless i've missed
something, all the code samples will work with most 2.x (even though i
personally think that 2.6 should be the oldest version anyone should
run). it's still cool that carter was able to throw up a Linux tarball
however. :-)
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bskinny129 commentedon Feb 7, 2014
@wsande is this right? Anything else you would mention?
Go to http://helloworldbookblog.com/tools/ and download the installer for your operating system. This will include everything you need. We will be using Python version 2.X.
wsande commentedon Feb 7, 2014
That should do it. - Warren
nuclearsandwich commentedon Feb 7, 2014
There's no Linux installer listed there which makes sense. In case we do get Linux participants the biggest danger is that we have people running Ubuntu Lucid which is still using Python 2.6.
cartr commentedon Feb 8, 2014
We've just added a Debian/Ubuntu/Linux Mint installer to our downloads page.
nuclearsandwich commentedon Feb 8, 2014
@carter-sande awesome. You two are total pros!
wescpy commentedon Feb 9, 2014
FYI, i think it's fine if Linux folks run 2.6... unless i've missed
something, all the code samples will work with most 2.x (even though i
personally think that 2.6 should be the oldest version anyone should
run). it's still cool that carter was able to throw up a Linux tarball
however. :-)