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apt install ulb-gnome-bindings-python
Taking a break from building those bindings. Having usable Python packages means I can press on with HAL/D-Bus/udev. It also means I can think about building gDesklets.
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Okay, I am on fire tonight! Python packages from GNOME Bindings now available.
Your install mambo goes a little like this:
Okay, the C++ packages from GNOME Bindings 2.8.0 are built, and uploading as I
type. Once they're in the APT repository, you can install them with
apt install ulb-gnome-bindings-c++.
Python next...