Closed tschm closed 9 years ago
Oh no. I know exactly what this is... An artifact of out build system being run with an older version of Python. I will fix it tomorrow.
I see. I run with Python 2.7.10 (as Fusion wouldn't work on Python 3). So the version isn't that old :-) Btw: I would write "Failed to import dll {0}".format(libname). I haven'^t seen your ##<> constructs before... Is that some magic trick I am not aware of?
No trick, just a substitution bug. I think a new distro should be online.
I see no difference at this stage. How do I make sure that I pull a fresh download rather than an old version stored on my drive?
Please try again now. I have checked that the newly oploaded version is correct (or at least that particular bug has been fixed).
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I see no difference at this stage. How do I make sure that I pull a fresh download rather than an old version stored on my drive?
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Works. Many thanks!
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Hi Ulf, the recent changes seem to have a negative impact on my Windows Box. I didn't observer similar problems on the Linux box. Can you please have a look.