Thanks Nicholas & Kevin for the hints about /Library and discovering the
PPC-ed-ness of files.
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On Feb 9, 2008, at 8:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> There are a number of frameworks there which look suspiciously old.
> How can
> I tell which are PPC and which are Intel?
file(1) is probably easiest. You'll need to run them on the actual
dylib inside the framework. For example:
% fi
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I finally put my PowerBook G4 out to pasture and bought a MacBook Pro. I
> used SetupAssistant to transfer data from the old box to the new one.
>
> I'm having trouble building any version of _tkinter (from svn 2.5, trunk
> (2.6) or py3k) on my new box. Today I decided
I finally put my PowerBook G4 out to pasture and bought a MacBook Pro. I
used SetupAssistant to transfer data from the old box to the new one.
I'm having trouble building any version of _tkinter (from svn 2.5, trunk
(2.6) or py3k) on my new box. Today I decided to debug the problem a bit.
I'm ge
