I am trying to use a binary package that also relies on python. But it seems to expect the default apple python to be installed. So, I have run: sudo python_select python26-apple
Yet when I run the binary, I see the following: Python 2.5.4 found. Or, if I run a different version of the binary, I see: Python 2.6.4 found. The apple version that is installed on my system (10.6.2) is 2.6.1 while macports has installed 2.5.4 and 2.6.4. So, it seems that the application that I am running is finding the macports versions and not the apple version even though I have run python_select. I have macports 1.8.1 and have done a recent sync. The application that I am trying to run is GRASS and I have been using this set of binaries: http://www.kyngchaos.com/software:grass (although I also tried this one: http://www.public.asu.edu/~cmbarton/files/grass_mac ) The problem comes up when I am trying to use their wxpython interface. These two builds include wxpython and expect to use the system version of python, I was told. But clearly something is funny if I run python_select for the apple version yet they are finding the macports python. Any ideas or suggestions? --Adam
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