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hi, Have a problem in python installation.I have already installed python 2.2 in my linux machine,but i guess tkinter packages were not selected then.Now i want to use tkinter as an interface for my program(actually i wanted to check if my python program written in windows side works fine on linux side also). is there any way i can include the tkinter packages?if so where can i find those files? pls help. thanx,

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