> Regarding a Linux compilation, no-one has spoken up for one so it'll > take a lower priority than sorting out some of the rough edges in > TTConv. However, I'm guessing that a typical actively used Linux box > will have Python installed and ready to use, in which case the Python > scripts are as good as a compiled binary file.
I believe that all Linuxes will have Python installed. A lot of system scripts are in Python now. I do not believe compiling Pyhton code on Linux makes a lot of sense because of that. Just send the files when you are done and we will test them. Martin
