Re: R: [SE|PY-macdev] hello, sepy2, osX port

[Arthur D. <de...@gm...>]

Hi Alessandro.

That's great news.

I am warning you though, after a little while you will have a hard
time developing on windows, osx is wonderful.

On my spare time I will do some testings porting sepy2, so maybe we
can exchange a few ideas.

Anyways, that's great news for mac sepy people, and I hope you will
enjoy your mac.

cheers

2005/6/24, Alessandro Crugnola *sephiroth* <ale...@se...>:
> Hi.
> Today i finally bought a mac mini :)
> It should arrive in 3 or 4 days.. Then finally i can spend much more time=
 on sepy1 porting for mac and above all, make all the test
> for the upcoming sepy2..
> I hope to have good news in few time :)
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> ::Arthur Debert
> ::Inviato: venerd=EC 24 giugno 2005 17.08
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> ::Oggetto: [SE|PY-macdev] hello, sepy2, osX port
> ::
> ::Hi there.
> ::
> ::I just switched to a mac, and I love it. The only thing lacking in my
> ::setup now is to get sepy working right.
> ::
> ::This list has had little traffic lately, and I would like to asses how
> ::many people would like to get sepy running on osx.
> ::
> ::How many people here are python developers, meaning who would/could be
> ::willing to help on the mac port?
> ::
> ::Since sepy2 is on the works, maybe we should focus on getting it to
> ::run on osx, and forget about sepy1.x.
> ::Alessandro has stated that he has no mac to test the code, so we have
> ::to help him on that.
> ::
> ::So, are there people interested in running sepy on osx? How many here
> ::are developers? Anyone with experience porting wx applications from
> ::win32 to osX?
> ::
> ::I've just checked out sepy2 source code, and it appears it would be a
> ::bit of a trouble to port it to the mac, but since the problems are
> ::pretty much predictable (file paths, images files and the like) once
> ::we get the hang of it , it will probably be straight forward enough to
> ::keep an osx version going.
> ::
> ::Thanks,
> ::
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