I am using py2app 0.3.6 installed using easy install on my 10.5 Leopard
distribution.
I am trying to package a piece of software into a completely stand alone app
so I can distribute it to other mac users. Currently, I'm using
10.5Leopard and am not having much luck. When creating this app, the
Derrick Hendricks wrote:
> I am trying to package a piece of software into a completely stand alone app
> so I can distribute it to other mac users. Currently, I'm using
> 10.5Leopard and am not having much luck. When creating this app, the
> python
> that gets added to the Contents/MacOS is a l
Kevin Walzer wrote:
> To get a truly standalone app bundle with py2app, you'll have to use a
> separate build of Python, and wrap that. You can get this from
> python.org. I think that build supports 10.3 and up (someone correct me
> if I'm wrong).
Yes, that's the solution. The Python.org buil
On 3/31/08, Christopher Barker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, that's the solution. The Python.org build should bundle up and work
> on all OS-X 10.3.9 and up systems, PPC and Intel.
Just to make sure I'm not confused: is it true that apps built with
py2app on Leopard will work on Tiger, but
Gary Bernhardt wrote:
> Just to make sure I'm not confused: is it true that apps built with
> py2app on Leopard will work on Tiger, but only if they don't use
> PyObjC 2.0? (I'm still trying to sort this all out in my head. :)
Not really. Apps build with py2app and the "macPython" build of
pytho
