I'm trying to install a package called Decompyle. It requires python 2.4.
Before I tried to install it, I had 2.3, and it told me I needed python 2.4 or higher. So I downloaded the python 2.5 source from python.org, cd'ed to the folder, and typed:
Code:
./configure
#some output, configured, blah blah
make
#some output, compiled, blah blah
make install
#installed, yay.
So python 2.5 is installed, right? Apparently the decompyle.deb pkg doesn't think so. I tried dpkg -i again on decompyle.deb, and it says:
Code:
decompyle depends on python-central (>= 0.5.6); however:
 Package python-central is not installed.
decompyle depends on python (>= 2.4); however:
 Version of python on system is 2.3.5-2
As well as libc6 being the wrong version as well, but I figure that will be less complicated.
So, first of all, why is it saying my python version is 2.3.5-2? Also, if anyone knows off the top of their heads, what is this python-central package?

Thanks.