Re: [Visualpython-users] Advice: iMac

[Jonathan B. <jbr...@ea...>]

Configuring visual on OSX in general is possible, but a pain.  We hope
to fix that in a couple of days.  See the thread "Max OS X issues
update" from early May.

In my limited experiance with the platform, the best information about
python on OS X seems to come from the Python-Mac SIG mailing list.  I
highly reccomend browsing through their archives.

Visual is known to work with the fink-distributed python, and should
work with MacPython.  Visual is probably not usable with the
Apple-bundled python.

HTH,
Jonathan Brandmeyer

On Mon, 2003-05-19 at 18:13, Gary Pajer wrote:
> I'm getting a little pressure from my new employer to toe the line and
> convert to iMac.  I have almost no Mac experience, nor any religious
> affiliation to any particular os.  Are there any issues getting visual to
> work on an iMac?  I should be able to stand firm and keep my Windows and/or
> Linux if I want to.
> 
> (Off topic (apologies):  feel free to comment, perhaps in a private note,
> about what else I might be getting into.  problems with scipy?    anyone
> have experience with linux for PowerPC?   )
> 
> -gary
> 
> 
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