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I found Windows installers for Matplotlib 1.2 for Python3 at this site: http://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/

When will I be able to install matplotlib for python3 in Ubuntu from repositories? Will it be in 12.04 at all, or will I have to wait until 12.10?

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The latest python-matplotlib official release from the developers is 1.1.1-rc2

So you will not see python-matplotlib 1.2 in 12.04 official repositories anytime soon.

Consider that the current version of python-matplotlib in Debian Sid is also 1.1.1-rc2

This is expected, since it's based on the packages in Debian Sid; 12.10 will be "frozen" on August 23, 2012, and any package updates after that date will be rare (only critical stability fixes, etc.)

So bottom line, unless python-matplotlib 1.2 makes it into Debian Sid before August 23, you may not see it upon 12.10 release either (although it may make it into updates)