Chris, And These look great! Which one is for what?I asked Tim Parkin to send me a transparent version of the logo, so you can experiment without the white border. Find it attached.The only other thing I'd request would be proper document icon type badging per http://developer.apple.com/documen
> Terminal.app behaives particularly strangely -
crashing when the
> window is enlarged for the second time (xterm
crashes immediately),
> though not the first
For me, it crashes in Terminal.app the first time I
try to enlarge the window, not the second. I see no
difference between Terminal and xt
Dear Bob;
Thank you, I am now a happy camper with a real stqnd-alone py2app.
For others:
To get a separate installation of Python 2.3.x under Mac OSX 10.3, I
downloaded the installer for MacPython-OSX 2.3.5 from:
http://homepages.cwi.nl/~jack/macpython/beta.html
This installs under /Library/Fram
I have added the patch to sourceforge's patch tracker:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?
func=detail&aid=1454844&group_id=5470&atid=305470
Since this patch is going to be of primary interest to mac people, I
would appreciate it if anyone interested in making mac python (a)
load extens
On Mar 21, 2006, at 9:31 AM, Read Roberts wrote:
> I can't figure out why py2app is building a only semi-standalone
> bundle app.
> Any advice appreciated, including where to look for why the
> decision is made
> to build semi-standalone.
>
>
> I conclude that the result is semi-standalone be
I can't figure out why py2app is building a only semi-standalone bundle app.
Any advice appreciated, including where to look for why the decision is made
to build semi-standalone.
I conclude that the result is semi-standalone because:
- it fails to run if I move the system python framework out of
Hi there. I just joined the list, and I noticed you're
looking for feedback on the new universal binary. I
haven't read all of the archives, but if there's
anything specific you want tested, let me know.
Meanwhile, here's what I've done:
I installed the universal 2.4 on an Intel iMac, built
Psyco
