This is good news indeed, and will create great waves, if not a
tsunami (sorry Christopher:-)
I've been 1/2 following this thread since I found the 1.1.6 (?) PIL
downloaded lib interfered with gcc through scons and I had to ditch it.
Please post a message when the package has been successfully
I'm positively confused. What would be the use of py2app and bdst_mpkg
on a platform other than the Mac? Are you trying to build apps for
GNUstep or something?
If that is your intention, chances are a lot of the NeXT-ish stuff
available in GNUstep has diverged significantly from the same in OS X,
Hi,
I am trying to get py2app and bdst_mpkg to work in Gentoo GNU/Linux at the
moment, and I wondered, if you could provide some information.
The problems I'm stumbling upon are:
* plistlib isn't avaible in my Python. It can be downloaded from SVn, though:
->
http://svn.python.org/view/*che
Hi,
We use Py2App to distribute SpiderOak. We're getting complaints from
users that when they install the product from an administrator account
(which they must do to write to /Applications), they can't run the
product from other accounts.
Examination shows that the top level .app directory has a
Hi Chris,
The app crash when I run in another PC Mac... but don't worry, I've
found ( another one!!! ) what's wrong: psyco with elementtree cause
crash!!!
I don't believe to, but it is!!! and don't ask me why, please...;)
well, after this risconcerting news, I've found another problem
un
Mariano Di Felice wrote:
Well Christopher,
VERY GREAT!!!
I've installed Universal PIL from your link, and now I've solved my
initial problem.
Good to hear. It is a trick to build PIL properly for a Universal
Python. I've been doing some work to try to make it easier (and to get
binaries up
On 12 May, 2008, at 12:49, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
On 12 May, 2008, at 12:37, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
Folks,
Here's an updated version of Daniels work. Changes w.r.t. to
Daniels version:
Almost, but not quite.
This version actually works (the "enabled" keys in the
SystemConfiguration d
On 12 May, 2008, at 12:37, Ronald Oussoren wrote:
Folks,
Here's an updated version of Daniels work. Changes w.r.t. to Daniels
version:
Almost, but not quite.
This version actually works (the "enabled" keys in the
SystemConfiguration dictionary have a CFNumber as theire value, not a
CF
Folks,
Here's an updated version of Daniels work. Changes w.r.t. to Daniels
version:
* Remove all version except the one using SystemConfiguration
* Add "noproxy" function
* Add support for https, ftp and gopher
* More defensive programming
I'm going to do some testing with this version i
