Hi folks,
I am running Docutils and DocFactory on Kanotix successfully :-)
Kanotix is a Linux Live CD based on KNOPPIX technology using mostly pure
Debian/sid. (see http://kanotix.com or http://kanotix.com/files/kanotix/)
To get docutils and DocFactory running on Kanotix I performed the following
steps:
1) Created a persistent homedirectory on a USB-stick. (This is a standard
feature of Knoppix. On the KDE-desktop go to K -> Knoppix -> Configure ->
Create a persistent KNOPPIX Home directory.)
2) Copied all required files of the latest docutils- and
DocFactory-snapshots into a suitable subdirectory (let's say
"/home/knoppix/lib/python/") of my persistent homedirectory (preserving the
required directory structure, i.e. relative paths, of the packages).
Note: You cannot use the setup-scripts because distutils is not installed on
Kanotix.
2) Every script of docutils or DocFactory which you want to start directly
has to know where docutils is installed. To achieve this I edited these
scripts and appended "/home/knoppix/lib/python/" to sys.path at the
beginning:
import sys
sys.path.append("/home/knoppix/lib/python/")
That's all :-)
BTW: Kanotix has the klik client preinstalled. Klik is a KDE-based live
installer which provides an easy way to install software, even while running
as non-root user or from a Live-CD (see: http://klik.berlios.de). I wonder
if anybody has considered to make docutils and DocFactory "klikable" yet?
Cheers,
Gunnar.
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