Running PyCe 2.5 on a Linux Platform

[Kenny Meyer]

Hello,

Is there a way to get PyCe running on a Red Hat-Platform (Fedora 11)?
I've actually downloaded PyCe2.5 Source Package, and installed it in my
home directory, but it (logically) doesn't compile PyCe support.

I need PyCe on my Linux Box, because I have a mobile device which runs
WM5 and I'm programming GUIs with 'ppygui', but 'ppygui' has win32
dependencies, which need to be satisfied.. but you know probably better
what I'm speaking of.

I just want to use ppygui so I can flexibly debug my programs.

I'm just curious /if/ there's any way to realize my idea.

Cheers,
Kenny Meyer
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[bkc]

The only way I can think of doing this is to run a CE emulator (only
available for Windows).

I think you might get a 'test' copy of windows as a virtual PC image
running on your linux box. MS has some downloads that last a few months.

Not sure about where to find a CE emulator these days. I haven't done
anything with wince in more than ... 8 years



Kenny Meyer wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Is there a way to get PyCe running on a Red Hat-Platform (Fedora 11)?
> I've actually downloaded PyCe2.5 Source Package, and installed it in my
> home directory, but it (logically) doesn't compile PyCe support.
>
> I need PyCe on my Linux Box, because I have a mobile device which runs
> WM5 and I'm programming GUIs with 'ppygui', but 'ppygui' has win32
> dependencies, which need to be satisfied.. but you know probably better
> what I'm speaking of.
>
> I just want to use ppygui so I can flexibly debug my programs.
>
> I'm just curious /if/ there's any way to realize my idea.
>
> Cheers,
> Kenny Meyer
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[Kenny Meyer]

On Fri, 13 Nov 2009 04:52:52 +0100
Alexandre Delattre <[hidden email]> wrote:

> You can also give a try running the ppygui win32 port on top of wine,
> it should be able to run and debug simple python/ppygui onto your
> linux box. The idea is to install a python distribution in your wine
> environment and import the ppygui-win32 library in this attachment
> from there.
>
> Copy the ppygui directory into the Lib dir of your wine python setup
> and try run your progams.
>
> See ya ;)
> Alex

Hi Alex,

Thanks for your answer.
It worked out fine! Speed is humble, but OK.

It actually works great!

Cheers,
Kenny
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[Andrej Krpic]

On Fri, Nov 13, 2009 at 2:56 AM, Brad Clements <[hidden email]> wrote:

The only way I can think of doing this is to run a CE emulator (only available for Windows).

I have been successfully running stand alone Device Emulator in Mac OS X under Darwine (port of wine). I believe it would work even better on linux. (Try http://tinyurl.com/pse9tv)

Network card emulation did not work. Serial communication did work. And you always have ability to share a folder between emulator and host.

-Andrej

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