From: Bruce S. <Bru...@nc...> - 2004-10-05 00:23:28
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I'm not sure about other platforms, but at least on Windows Python itself offers a way to install without administrative privileges. I did this myself once. You might have to do this on a computer you control, because the VPython installer automatically will look for and find the existing python2.2. After installing the "rootless" Python, try installing VPython, and you'll be asked where to find Python (since there won't be anything in the registry to tell it where Python is). Tell the VPython installer to install into the Python directory. Now all you have to do is carry the whole Python directory to your office machine and put it in your own space. Bruce Sherwood sb...@ma... wrote: > I would like to install Vpython on my office desktop on which, > unfortunately, I cannot be root. ( the system has got python2.2} > > Is that possible? > > Many thanks > > Luca |