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Hi :)
I didn't even know there was an irc channel for users :(  I'm not into
irc and i think most of us probably find that sort of thing a bit too
geeky.  Well, i think it sounds geeky and that i'm unlikely to
understand it.  Also i get the impression it's like social networking
or real-time communications which puts me off a little.

There is an AskLO bot but i don't know how to access it and i've got a
feeling they aren't any more technical than we are on this list.  The
trick is trying to find some way of accessing the devs without being
too off-topic for their channel
Apols and regards from
Tom :)

On 30 November 2013 18:13, Element Green <element@elementsofsound.org> wrote:
Thank you for the tip.  I previously tried the user channel on IRC, but
didn't get a response at the time.  I have a question field on Appy POD and
Askubuntu, hopefully that turns up something there.

Best regards,

Element


On Sat, Nov 30, 2013 at 4:21 AM, Tom Davies <TomDavies04@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:

Hi :)
It might be worth talking to the devs on irc or something.  I think
this issue is a bit beyond most of us here.  They might be able to
help you deal with the immediate problem by finding the best version
of LibreOffice for you for now but then maybe help you with upgrading
to a newer version of python and whatever else you are stuck on at the
moment.
Regards from
Tom :)

On 30 November 2013 06:20, Alex Thurgood <alex.thurgood@gmail.com> wrote:
Le 29/11/2013 22:49, Element Green a écrit :

Hi,


There is a python3-uno, but it doesn't help me, since Appy POD does not
yet
support Python 3.  The package was called python-uno on previous Ubuntu
versions, but now its marked as deprecated and attempting to install it
indicates that the libreoffice-script-provider-python replaces it.
  Installing this does not provide Python uno support though and from
the
package description it doesn't sound like that is what its for: "Python
script support provider for LibreOffice scripting framework".


From what I can tell, my Ubuntu 13.04 has both python-uno (using python
2.7)
or python3-uno as mutually exclusive installable possibilities. That
would
appear to have changed with the release of Ubuntu 13.10 ?




Does anyone know if Python uno support depends on the libreoffice
binaries?
  If Ubuntu 13.10 did indeed drop Python uno support for 2.7, do I have
to
find another source for the libreoffice binaries to get this to work?


I seem to recall that Python3 support was introduced as the default with
the
switch to the LO 4.1 series, which is what is supplied with Ubuntu
13.10, I
believe.

If you want to carry on using pyuno built against python 2.7, I guess
you
will need to completely remove the Ubuntu provided LO and python
dependencies, and attempt to install either an earlier version of an
Ubuntu
provided LO package (if possible), or else the DEB packages available
from
the LO download site, which will not integrate in the same way as the
Ubuntu
provided packages.

Alex



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