Hi Benjamin, hi Brian,
>> I am under the impression that PIL was bundled automatically with
>> MacPython? Am I wrong?
you are ;-)
> I think MacPython came with Package Manager. From Package Manager you
> obtain PIL. At least, that is what I read from the MacPython
> homepage. I never used PIL on
Hi MacPython community,
I've been a python user for two years now and a Macintosh user for
even more years. However, I did'n use python on the Mac extensively
as I have cross-platform projects that bring their own (unix-flavour)
python install.
This week I tried to get up and running with a
Hi Christopher, hi Bob,
>> Then I started up the PackageManager and tried to get those
>> modules that I need.
>
> PackageManager is no longer being maintained. You can find a lot of
> packages (including numarray) at:
>
> http://www.pythonmac.org/packages/
thanks a lot for the quick answers
Hi everybody,
I know this should / could be a FAQ, but unfortunately I didn't find
anything appropriate on the MacPython pages or the Python Wiki.
Here's my problem:
I started with a iMac G5 with all Apple updates installed. Then I
installed MacPython-OSX-2.4.1-1, directly after that I inst
ne of the open source X11 window
servers for OS X.
Yours, Mark
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