Re: [gentoo-dev] gnome-python/pygtk and "import gnome"

[Craig M. Reece]

On Wed, Jun 12, 2002 at 07:30:39PM -0600,
	"Derek Greentree" <derekgr@×××.com> spoke thusly:

> Hi all,
>   Basically, I'm trying to run and hack a python script that says things
> like
> "from gnome import *"
>   Now, there are 2 packages in portage, gnome-python and pygtk. They
> seem to provide the same stuff in terms of the files they install:
> what's the difference between these 2 packages. However, the big problem
> is that even with either (or both) installed the said python script
> doesn't work; I get this error:
>
> from gnome import *
> ImportError: No module named gnome
>
> So,
>   1. Are these two packages, gnome-python and pygtk, really different?
>   2. What can I emerge (or what do I need to make an ebuild for) so that
> a python script can do an "import gnome"?
>

And while you're at it. What do you need in order to get either of these
to install? I haven't gotten either one to compile yet.

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