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https://github.com/AnthonyNystrom/python-dev-bootstrap https://github.com/AnthonyNystrom/python-dev-bootstrap ; Also check out Rove.io (formerly called Hospice

by chewxy 13y ago

https://github.com/AnthonyNystrom/python-dev-bootstrap https://github.com/AnthonyNystrom/python-dev-bootstrap ; Also check out Rove.io (formerly called Hospice.io) Basically, I code in OS X (sublime text), but the environment the code is run in is essentially Ubuntu (or whatever nonsensical CentOS slow ass thing that I may have to deploy for)

aroman 13y ago
Ah I see, very cool. You mentioned something about Gtk and Cairo — do you ever interact with the VM graphically, or do you only use it as (what amounts to, I suppose) a networked Linux sandbox running inside OS X. Also, how do you push code to the instance to run/deploy the code?
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- aethr 13y ago
  Vagrant mounts a filesystem at /vagrant on the guest vm with the contents of the folder where your Vagrantfile is. Typically this means you include a Vagrantfile in the root dir of your project, and then your entire project folder is available on the guest box. I strongly suggest investigating the NFS mount option for this feature if you're using Virtualbox, as the performance difference is substantial over Virtualbox shared folders (which is the default for the /vagrant mount). Edit: typo
- chewxy 13y ago
  I've not tried running anything graphically. My previous machines for the past 7 or so years have been linux. I have my own bootstrap scripts for Python and R and some of the libs require RGtk2 and stuff, which couldn't really work on OS X without a lot of fiddling (but installing them on Ubuntu machines were a breeze). So when my bootstrap scripts failed, I ran them on a Vagrant based instance instead. Problem solved.