Bill Janssen wrote:
>>Apparently most Tiger users are running Python 2.4
>
> I strongly doubt that. Python 2.3.5 is what comes with the stock
> distribution;
I was not very precise. How's this:
Apparently most Tiger users that are building and distributing packages
are running Python 2.4
> it should be supported.
coulda, woulda, shoulda. Bob accepts contributions to the pythonmac
site. In fact, he's even said he'll give admin privileges to folks that
want to help maintain it.
That brings up an issue: In many cases, it is very easy to build a mpkg
of a python package once you have it all compiled. If all of us that got
packages working on our machines contributed them, the pythonmac site
would get much more comprehensive.
As for me, I'm still running 10.3, and I try to contribute packages for
Python2.3 and python2.4
-Chris
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