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www.fredrikmeyer.net
I like to be able to test things interactively in a Python shell when exploring a new package. I also don't like to exit Emacs when I don't have to. So I'd l... |
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daniel-m.github.io
Generalist Developer, an enthusiastic physicist that spends most of its days telling computers how to do stuff |
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www.silveiraneto.net
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willhaley.com
These instructions worked for me on my BlueHost instance, but I cannot guarantee they will work for everyone. Luckily, gcc, g++, make, and every utility that I needed to install Python 2.7 were already present in my case. In order for this to work, enable SSH on your Bluehost.com account and verify that you can connect to your server, then follow the directions below. Connect to your server by SSH |
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