python on macs: osx pytho nand macpython and tkinter

L

Leo

hello mac python gurus

osx comes with python. additionally i have macpython insatlled.

now i have pythen interpreters in /usr/bin and in /usr/local/bin? is that
right?

which interpreter i have to bidn with ppython launcher?

and what about tkinter? the examples do not work? are thre path settings
missing?

many thanks in advance, leo
 
M

Michael Hudson

Leo said:
hello mac python gurus

Do you know about the macpython-sig? That's often a better place for
these questions.
osx comes with python. additionally i have macpython insatlled.

now i have pythen interpreters in /usr/bin and in /usr/local/bin? is that
right?

Yep. I also have ~/bin/python and soemtimes /sw/bin/python too...

Note that /usr/local/bin/python is a symlink (or a shim, forget which)
to /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/Current/bin/python
(or something like that).
which interpreter i have to bidn with ppython launcher?

Um, not sure what you're asking here.
and what about tkinter? the examples do not work? are thre path settings
missing?

If you haven't got Tk installed, Tkinter doesn't have much of a
chance. Googling for "AquaTk" might help (I've never tried it).

Cheers,
mwh
 
L

Leo

Michael Hudson said:
Do you know about the macpython-sig? That's often a better place for
these questions.

no, didn't know about that. is that a mailing list?

cheers, leo
 

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