[Chicago] Python on OSX Install

[Cezar Jenkins]

I'm just talking here, but if "by source" mean you have some reason to compile it yourself. I.e. you have a reason to change the defaults. Then I would start with a homebrew recipe and customize that.

This is what I did when I wanted to version os Emacs that supported full screen in lion. I have a custom homebrew recipe. 

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On Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 4:00 PM, Tom Yarrish wrote:

> Hey all,
> So I wanted to find out if there is a decent install doc on getting
> Python 2.x (from source) running correctly on OS X (in this case 10.6
> and higher). I'm still in the process of googling, but I wasn't sure
> if anyone had a good reference guide to work off of.
> 
> I've seen a lot about how there are some minor annoyances in how Apple
> packages it, and I run into some of them now and then when I'm trying
> to install some python modules that are more geared for *nix systems.
> 
> So aside from running a Linux VM to do my Python stuff, are there any
> other good resources to look at?
> 
> Thanks,
> Tom
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