Don't make any attempt to replace Apple's Python in the first place. You *will* break things. py2app, for example, will not correctly bundle applications if you install a non-standard Python to /usr (not local).
Would it make sense to have the main Python distribution build on MacOS X the same way Apple builds it, so that, for example, if one wants to update it to 2.3.4, it's easy?
Sorry if this has been asked before ...
Doug
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