After searching for a few minutes, I found some info. One of which being 
from a forum post.

"Relative disadvantages of PyObjC:
- including the Python framework in application bundles adds approx 
8-9MB to the file size (or 4MB by the time you zip/dmg it for distribution)"

Of course this is assuming they are compiling with py2app, which I'm 
sure most people will do. Plus, I think py2app automatically includes 
the python framework just in case the user won't have it.

I also checked the help commands with "python setup.py py2app --help" 
and that brought up some interesting info. For instance I can use:
"  --excludes (-e)           comma-separated list of modules to exclude
  --dylib-excludes (-E)   comma-separated list of frameworks or dylibs to
                                      exclude"
...but this would also prove to be tedious as I would have to find all 
the names of the modules to exclude...

So far I'm lost.

Nick

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