Paul Kehrer

@AraHaan Has update 3 changed something? The above instructions will work just fine for VS2015 + Python 3.5, but we also do this for you via binary wheels so if...

Ah, I see from your other issue that 3.6 is your need. To compile it manually on 3.6 you'll need to grab the latest release: https://github.com/jedisct1/libsodium/releases and then compile it...

Could you provide the error?

The limitation is that older pip doesn't recognize the abi tags on our wheels. Upgrade to the latest pip and you will very likely get a wheel in both cases.

We need some docs for the ristretto class, but this approach generally looks correct.

Just a ping to see if there's a desire to finish the docs here so we can merge.

I'd like to have this feature land in PyNaCl 1.5.0 so I'm holding that release a bit hoping we can get this in there first 😄

(Ping)

I'm pretty negative on allowing other Python types to interact via infix operators with points (or scalars) absent a compelling counterargument. Why not just have users create additional points and...

Are you sure it successfully reinstalled without using the manylinux1 binary? Ubuntu 14.04.5 should have kernel 4.4, which definitely has `getrandom` and therefore shouldn't see this since libsodium shouldn't take...