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2014-09-28 , 02:48
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Is it easy to make tkinter module optional? tk8.5+tcl8.5+blt are 10M of our precious space and I'm not aware about any package that actually uses python tkinter module even on python2. Are there any in maemo repos?

Update: why did you disable pip?
Code:
--without-ensurepip \
vs
Code:
--with-ensurepip=install
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2014-09-28 , 10:24
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int_ua: so why don't you optify it? 'Cause if it's on opt, it doesn't matter that much
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2014-11-11 , 11:50
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Aapo, what about porting `python3-defaults` so that python3 modules can be built? We're porting the modules for 2.7, so maybe we could then build it for 3 at the same time, if python3-defaults were available.
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2014-11-11 , 19:17
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Doh,
Currently we have 'python-3.4.0' which is not coming from any debian source packages, but straight from the upstream. This is because rebuilding of debian's package needed so much extra dependencies and was too hard to optify.
Now I'm not sure how to continue.

This is list of binary-packages build from the source package python3-defaults

Code:
Package: python3
Package: python3-venv
Package: python3-minimal
Package: python3-examples
Package: python3-dev
Package: libpython3-dev
Package: libpython3-stdlib
Package: idle3
Package: python3-doc
Package: python3-dbg
Package: libpython3-dbg
Package: python3-all
Package: python3-all-dev
Package: python3-all-dbg
Package: libpython3-all-dev
Package: libpython3-all-dbg
Seems all these are just meta packages pointing to the proper versioned package, which is now merged to the massive 'python-3'? I quickly checked, but not yet pushed anything to the buildserver.
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2014-11-12 , 06:57
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Not only. one of the python3 packages provides for example python3.mk, which is used by debian/rules of python packages. Of course it gives this "python3" command. It's all I can give you off the top of my head
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2014-12-01 , 20:39
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Aapo: would you be so king to state the state, please?

We're doing a big porting project[1], so that migration from our ancient py 2.5 is possible and the lack of information stalls the whole process.

I'm coordinating the porting so I'd like to know what your decision on python3-defaults is. Are you still thinking whether to do it or not? Are you simply too busy to do anything? Any answer here is much better than not knowing at all.

Thanks

[1] http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...70&postcount=1
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2014-12-03 , 19:58
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Originally Posted by marmistrz View Post
Aapo: would you be so king to state the state, please?

I'm coordinating the porting so I'd like to know what your decision on python3-defaults is. Are you still thinking whether to do it or not? Are you simply too busy to do anything?
I tried to do python3-defaults, but it wasn't trivial. (Maybe some empty hacky metapackages would work, but then some important files must be shipped somehow anyway.)

This time I quit and confess: I don't have time for this project. I really respect your work (my primary phone is still N900).
 

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OK. Thanks for replying.

Are you uploading your port of 3.4? iirc you have it working?
If yes, I'll try something with python3-defaults. Could you upload your copy with your changes somewhere, for reference?
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OK,

I managed to build python3-defaults. It builds and it's the only thing it does for the time being (until I adjust the dependencies correctly). I can't and won't proceed until Aapo's python3.4 lands in the repos.
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To make pyvenv work (finally, I had time to setup pip on Maemo):
Code:
sudo mount -o remount,size=5M -t tmpfs tmpfs /tmp
 

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