Re: Python development on the mac
@cartertemm: HTML or PDF would do fine. I just didn't want to have to try and find a scanner to go scanning hard copy books in or anything extra like that. Are they freeware books or are they things you can get on Amazon et al? Maybe iBooks would be more appropriate under the Mac circumstances.
@magurp: Thanks for those suggestions, I might keep HomeBru in mind, I'm thinking it's like apt-get or Chocolatey, right? And I don't know if I'm ready for PyGame itself yet, maybe I am. I know the basics and that, I just need a refresher. Maybe that Python the Hard Way thing is exactly what I need, I've seen a lot of it when Googling. Is it really free? I remember hearing a Podcast with the main guy of the series before but I can't remember if he said it was free or not.
And another question for anyone really. Text editors on the Mac: Any good accessible programmer ones? I've heard people mention TextRangler but I haven't had chance to try it out for accessibility yet. I suppose TextWriter (or whatever the default is called) would be perfectly good for starters.
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