OK, another one on me - when installing on Linux, where did IDLE go?!

[Christos TZOTZIOY Georgiou]

On 13 Feb 2003 05:33:28 -0800, rumours say that ghostagain at operamail.com
(Zorba) might have written:

>I was careful *not* to install SuSE's version of Python as I wanted
>the experience of doing it myself. So my version is the only one on
>the system.

Then it is probable that TCL and Tk development files were not available
at the system during the Python building process; when Tkinter is not
built, setup.py does not install idle.

You can either:
- install packages which have the header files and libraries for tcl/tk
- build these first from source, then make python again
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