install wxPython on windows without admin?

[timw.google]

The subject line says it all. Is there a way to install wxPython on a
Windows machine without admin privs? I love the way python doesn't
need admin to install locally, and I'd like to try wxPython w/o having
to get our help desk involved.

Do I have to compile it from source with Cygwin?

Thanks.

[Steve Holden]

timw.google wrote:

The subject line says it all. Is there a way to install wxPython on a
Windows machine without admin privs? I love the way python doesn't
need admin to install locally, and I'd like to try wxPython w/o having
to get our help desk involved.

Do I have to compile it from source with Cygwin?

Installing wxPython on Cygwin from source is an uphill battle which I
would recommend against, though it's possible it's been done ...

regards
Steve
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Steve Holden [phone] [phone]
Holden Web LLC http://www.holdenweb.com/

[timw.google]

On Nov 17, 9:57*am, Steve Holden <[e-mail]:

timw.google wrote:

The subject line says it all. Is there a way to install wxPython on a
Windows machine without admin privs? I love the way python doesn't
need admin to install locally, and I'd like to try wxPython w/o having
to get our help desk involved.

Do I have to compile it from source with Cygwin?

Installing wxPython on Cygwin from source is an uphill battle which I
would recommend against, though it's possible it's been done ...

regards
*Steve
--
Steve Holden * * * *[phone] * [phone]
Holden Web LLC * * * * * * *http://www.holdenweb.com/

I agree with that. After I posted, I went to install wxPython on my
linux box and ran into trouble with getting wxWidgets installed
because of gtk version issues. I did it before, but since then our OS
has changed from FC3 to CentOS 5 and not everything gets installed
that needs to be. I may try and get back to it when I get the chance,
but for now, it's Tkinter and Pmw.