Am 17.02.19 um 18:36 schrieb Ralf Mardorf: Thanks Ralf for taking the time to read my post and answer in such a "original" manner. Do you notice that this is a completely new topic, unrelated to the one you mention. Just because I use a quote from a other topic ain't mean that this have to be related to it. I just have fun to joke you, come on, when have you loughout loud last time? Do it, come on, do it, do it, . . . And now, let's go back on topic, let me say, developing this stuff wasn't all time a pleasure, but at least, the fun takes the biggest part.  And that is, what we shouldn't forget when we talk about music, development, open source, . . .  keep the fun rolling, or die

Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf(a)alice-dsl.net> writes: Ah yes, the magic "Keep Smiling!" ward deflecting any accusations of "not funny" on the attacker. Invaluable for surviving a discussion while just having 3 remaining humour points (HP). I don't know how we Germans got along with others before its incarnation. Come to think of it, we didn't. -- David Kastrup

Ralf Mardorf <ralf.mardorf(a)alice-dsl.net> writes: Ah, the right smilie punch combined with the left philosophers' hook. One is sure to be on target: lack of humour or lack of erudition. Let's cut this short since it is off-topic: you are the funniest and smartest person on the mailing list and don't need to prove it again, least of all to me. All the best -- David Kastrup

Am 18.02.19 um 11:36 schrieb Dominique Michel: No, the virtualenv is used to ensure the python versions to be used. Also, the complete environment depends on the directory structure as it is in the source tree. Build scripts and python module using hard coded path's. So install the dkbuilder to your usual $PATH wouldn't work. Best way to use it is simply download the source to your home folder and create the virtual env. regards hermann