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Release 2022-02 follow-up #1072
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Audit-trail:
b1 (may 29th)
b1b (may 29th)
b2 (July 2nd)
rc (July 0x) postpone:
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Out of curiosity, is your thinking now that OpenBLAS-built numpy would replace the MKL numpy/scipy as the default, or are you planning on releasing two versions? The size savings could be limited, as shown in your tests above, since numpy+MKL allows scipy to use the same copy of MKL, while numpy+OpenBLAS and scipy+OpenBLAS store two copies of OpenBLAS. Just some food for thought, you may also want to consider ease-of-use before making a final decision. A number of applications, including some machine learning codes, are actually affected by the speed of numpy BLAS and LAPACK operations. For the best just-works experience for Intel users out of the box, MKL is probably the best option. Some personal anecdotal evidence shows OpenBLAS to be quite a bit slower than MKL on Intel CPUs for some applications, though I'm sure there will be people who disagree. If OpenBLAS replaces MKL as the default, instructions should probably be given for how to replace it with MKL, otherwise some questions may come in about why WinPython is slower than Anaconda. I suppose AMD users could be crippled with MKL (the whole Matlab controversy situation still exists on the Python side), and they may benefit from BLIS/libFLAME or OpenBLAS. It's a shame BLIS/libFLAME numpy/scipy stack wheels aren't available, and it isn't easier to just switch out the whole stack at once. |
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Would keep both for now. Trying to slim down is a good health exercise, and we'll see the download votes. |
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interlude (2022-05-15): Python-3.11.0b1 Changes from Python-3.11.0a6 :
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Please don't remove |
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The big standard MKL one will remain. but exploration on a smaller intermediate WinPython Distro will continue. |
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b1 (2022-05-29: Python-3.10 only) Changes from WinPython 2022-01:
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Next build effort:
WinPython 3.10.4.1The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.10.4.1 b1. Tools
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History of changes for WinPython-64bit 3.10.4.1 b1The following changes were made to WinPython-64bit distribution since version 3.10.4.0. Python packagesNew packages:
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b1r (2022-05-29: Python-3.10 re-spin without the useless baggages) Changes from WinPython 2022-01 build1:
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Could we have the |
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isn't this procedure working ? https://github.com/winpython/winpython_afterdoc/blob/master/docs/installing%20VScode.ipynb |
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@stonebig , It would work, but it would be nicer even just have a stub. Like the |
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Feature Request: Add support for the new Windows Terminal. |
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it's not that clear as I can't try the thing. apparently we have to check |
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@stonebig , You add a shortcut to VS Code without any knowledge if it is there or not. So I suggest just adding another shortcut, like the command prompt and the PowerShell which targets Windows Terminal. |
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ok let see. found the icon "WinPython Terminal" would launch a |
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b2 (2022-07-02: polars) Changes from WinPython 2022-02 b1:
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Next build effort: rc
WinPython 3.10.5.0 b2The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.10.5.0 b2. Tools
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WinPython 3.8.12.3PyPy b2The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.8.12.3PyPy b2. Tools
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By the way, you can also start command prompt in the Windows Terminal interface with either |
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Looks good! Now I just need to figure how to update releases in place :-). @firai, Where can I read about creating profiles for Windows Terminal? |
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interlude (2022-07-02): Python-3.11.0b3 Changes from Python-3.11.0b1 :
Areas of particular interest for testers:
WinPython 3.11.0.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.0.0 b3. Tools
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rc (2022-07-10:) Changes from WinPython 2022-02 b2:
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WinPython 3.10.5.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.10.5.0 . Tools
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WinPython 3.8.12.3PyPyThe following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.8.12.3PyPy . Tools
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interlude (2022-07-11): Python-3.11.0b4 Changes from Python-3.11.0b3 :
Areas of particular interest for testers:
WinPython 3.11.0.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.11.0.0 b4. Tools
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The main branch of Pyzo is now compatible with Python 3.10. |
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well, Pyzo master of july 12th seems still not good for PyPy-3.8 and Pyside6-6.3.1. |
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Please use the main branch version of Pyzo in the WinPython release. It is important for CPython-3.10 users of Pyzo. It is the current best effort for PyPy-3.8 users of Pyzo. |
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2022-07-16 (final) Hello, Winpython 2022-02 Final is equal to rc
WinPython 3.10.5.0The following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.10.5.0 . Tools
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History of changes for WinPython-64bit 3.10.5.0The following changes were made to WinPython-64bit distribution since version 3.10.4.0. ToolsUpgraded packages:
Python packagesNew packages:
Upgraded packages:
Removed packages:
WinPython 3.8.12.3PyPyThe following packages are included in WinPython-64bit v3.8.12.3PyPy . Tools
Python packages
History of changes for WinPython-64bit 3.8.12.3PyPyThe following changes were made to WinPython-64bit distribution since version 3.8.12.2PyPy. ToolsUpgraded packages:
Python packagesNew packages:
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The Windows Terminal shortcut works well. |
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and you can't drag & drop your wheel in it, like for a dos window.... or I miss a step under Windows11 |
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It does create an extra Window. But I thought it is a must. Do you have a way to bypass it? I don't have Windows 11, I have Windows Terminal on Windows 10. |
It shoud be possible for the window to not even appear, we have to use the noshell trick ... done |
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OK, So the |
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hummmm, having a look at it. |






Release Date: july 2022
Wanted:
a 500 Mo BLAS variant: removing Torch , mkl (will be OpenBLAS instead) , and a few corner thingsa jupyterlite internalised experienceFocus:
0.56to upgrade to numpy-1.22Hopes/Wishes for 2022:
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