I Greg,

here is the recipe :
- open a terminal ( ie konsole,xterm,...) in kde, gnome, ....
- untar the tgz file in the directory ( or use konqueror to unpack it 
where you want)
- once the file 'untargzed', go to the directory in which is was 'untargzed'
- type 'python b60.py'

To avoid a bug just disable the render on top options.

Hope this helps

Fabien




Greg M. Johnson wrote:
> As a Linux newbie with a few dozen distros at his fingertips,  I can say 
> that I do indeed "have" python, but I have no idea what to do with your 
> script.  Do I compile it once with python, invoke it everytime like I might 
> if I had Java installed, etc.??
> 
> "fabien HENON" <fabienhenon_nospam_@free.fr> wrote in message 
> news:429bccce@news.povray.org...
> 
>>Hi you all,
>>
>>Some of you may have used Pyvon ( a POV-RAY editor for Linux) sometime 
>>ago.
>>Due to lack of time (and others plans in life), I more or less dropped
>>the development of Pyvon. 
> 
> 
>

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