Installed, Appeared OK

• aquarium-2.2.1
• epydoc-2.1
• fonttools-2.0b1
• LuPy-0.2.1
• nevow-0.4.1
• Numeric-24.0b2
• numarray-1.3.2
• paramiko-1.3
• pmock-0.3
• PSE-2.2.2
• pullparser-0.0.5b
• pyblosxom-1.2
• PyContainer-0.4
• PyDispatcher-1.0.2
• PyProtocols-0.9.3
• Pyrex-0.9.3
• Quotient-0.9.1
• SCGI 1.2
• SQLObject 0.6.1
• Twisted-1.3.0rc1
• WebStack-0.9
• WSGI Utils 0.5
• ZConfig-2.2
• ZODB-3.4.0b1
• ZPTKit 0.2

Installation Notes/Issues

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ipython-0.6.13

Appears to install correctly, but it's not clear to me if perhaps it expects users to edit the files in its IPython/UserConfig directory, or whether those are just templates.

ll-sisyphus-0.10.1

Author's name in package metadata includes an 8-bit character, which can't be written to PKG-INFO file

ModelingCore-0.9-pre-17.1

complains about cheetah-template not being found, and requires you to "Press ENTER to Continue". Apart from this, appears to install correctly. (The templates are intended to be compiled to .py files, which are then installed as part of the normal setup() process. But, it comes with pre-compiled versions of the templates, so it works fine except for the "press enter" thing.)

SpreadModule-1.5

needs Spread include files already present/installed (might work if so)

ReportLab-1.20

setup.py is in a third-level directory. Also, it tries to second-guess install locations, so even if it ran, it would require some hacking of its data file path munging code in setup.py. This would probably work fine if it were changed to use the de-facto standard hack for distutils.command.install_data, used by other packages to install data in their package directories.

Twisted-2.0.1

setup aborts, demanding that zope.interface be installed (maybe they will replace w/egg dependency in future?)

Zope-X3.0.0

no setup.py

Zope Page Templates (zpt.sf.net) 1.4

non-conventional layout (the setup.py file is in the base python package). Package at http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/zpt/ZopePageTemplates-1.4.0.tgz?download -- the setup file looks like this:

from distutils.core import setup

setup(
   name = 'ZopePageTemplates',
   maintainer = 'Kevin Smith',
   maintainer_email = 'Kevin.Smith@theMorgue.org',
   description = 'Zope Page Templates',

   extra_path = 'ZopePageTemplates',
   packages = ['.','TAL','ZTUtils'],
)

I'm guessing the extra_path part causes problems. It gets installed with no ZopePageTemplate package, instead it's all top-level packages. Well, maybe eggs are actually doing the right thing; but I've become so used to using --install-lib=... to install packages, and the ZopePageTemplates.pth statements gets ignored in that case, that I expect it to be contained in a package even though the setup file isn't really saying to do that. Hrm.