It probably requires/expects the standard framework install. My suggestion: Install the binary from python.org. Alternately, install pygame using fink, if possible. You could also build pygame yourself from source using the fink-installed python.
My opinion: fink is more trouble then its worth. I don't use it anymore (or any mac package manager) and I don't miss it. -Casey On Mar 22, 2010, at 1:44 PM, sebastien biner wrote: > Hello, > > I have installed python2.6 with fink. I changed my PATH so this version is > used in bourne shell or tc shell instead of the originally installed 2.3. > When I try to install pygame with the installer, it complains that I do not > have python2.6 installed. > > Were does the installer look? How can I tell it that python2.6 is installed? > > Thanks for any help. > > > -- > ---------------------- > Sébastien Biner > ----------------------
