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Looks good, I'll cherry-pick this onto v1.0.x. |
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Now on v1.0.x and master (via cherry-pick). |
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Fixed some typos, added some info on installing, and added 2 examples
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fixing figure name in latex template
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The version of pytz included in matplotlib is somewhat outdated (version 2010o). The latest version of pytz (version 2011c) includes updates to the timezone database and fixes that make pytz compatible with Python 3.1 and 3.2.
(Issue https://github.com/matplotlib/matplotlib/issues#issue/36 was an unintentional duplicate).