Jellby wrote:
>Entre otras cosas, Céline Castel tuvo a bien escribir:


>> I have uploaded a new release of Pyvon with the numerous changes below.
>>
>> As there are quite a few changes, there might be problems with previous
>> versions. If so, just uninstall pyvon or delete the directory
>> /usr/local/pyvon and reinstall it.

Thanks.
Does pyvon work ? Do you have a problem with xterm ?
If you know that you have the proper packages already installed you can try

rpm -ivh --force --replacepkgs the_package_you_want_to_install.rpm

This overrides the error messages and replaces all the installed packages
(if any)

Ok that's not neat but that works when the rpm database can be kept up to
date


Fabien H

>
>In my system (somewhat modified RedHat 7.3), the .rpm package complains
>about not having python >= 2.2 (which I have: python2-2.2.1-2) and xterm
>(which was provided by XFree86-4.2.0-8). So I installed the .gz, but pyvon
>didn't start, I went to /usr/local/pyvon and substituted "python" with
>"python2" in res.py and pyvon. I remember it was a bit of a mess when I
>installed python 2.2, because I had to keep python 1.5 for up2grade, that
>could be the culprit. I guess there was a link from python to python2,
>which I had to delete for up2grade to work... And then there's xterm.
>
>Anyway, it's a useful tool and I'm glad you made it :)



>
>Ignacio Fernández Galván
>Linux User #289967 (counter.li.org)
>PGP Pub Key ID: 0x01A95F99 (pgp.escomplinux.org)
>

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