If it's not the server, then please post the issue to the wxPython
list. They can probably help:
http://wxpython.org/maillist.php
Mike
To follow up with a solution. I learned that the default install of
wxPython, and Tkinter for that matter is compiled to run under Aqua as
opposed to X11. It won't run remotely, as I first posted, compiled
this way. To get Tkinter to work under X11 you simply need to
configure and install a version of python for the X11 environment.
The default Mac install (Leopard) and the MacPython distro are
configured to run under Aqua. Instead of compiling my own, I found
that the default Fink install is configured to run under X11, so if
you install it, and run that version of Python, you can run Tkinter
apps remotely from a Mac box.
wxPython is a bit more complicated. The idea is the same, but the
process is much more complicated to get it working. You need to
compile wxPython under GTK2, which I found is not well supported for
Mac. I followed the instructions at this site:
http://wiki.wxpython.org/wxGTK_on_Mac_OSX
to get it working. Even with the instructions, I had to finagle a few
things to get it to work properly. But it does work! My first
successful install was on Tiger, but I'm trying an install on Leopard
as we speak.
Thanks to Cody Precord for the instructions. I would have never been
able to do it without. Now my users will have a prettier GUI!
~Sean