From argoldman@mindspring.com Fri Jan 1 10:01:42 1904
From: argoldman@mindspring.com (A.R. Goldman)
Date: Fri, 01 Jan 1904 03:01:42 -0700
Subject: [Pythonmac-SIG] Tkinter downloads...
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I have downloaded and begun working with PythonMac, but am having a
minor problem with configuration. I'm trying to work with the Livewires
tutorial and modules... but can't find the right file structure to get
Livewires to run, and to find Tkinter. I have downloaded them, and
opened them in the Lib folder of PythonMac, but neither appears in the
modules list... I love the Mac; but the file structure is just different
enough from PC to elude me... any help would, as always, be gratefully
appreciated...
Thanks
Rick Goldman
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I have downloaded and begun working with PythonMac, but am
having a minor problem with configuration. I'm trying to work with the
Livewires tutorial and modules... but can't find the right file structure
to get Livewires to run, and to find Tkinter. I have downloaded them, and
opened them in the Lib folder of PythonMac, but neither appears in the
modules list... I love the Mac; but the file structure is just different
enough from PC to elude me... any help would, as always, be gratefully
appreciated...
Thanks
Rick Goldman
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From redbird@rbisland.cx Fri Jan 1 04:22:42 1904
From: redbird@rbisland.cx (Gordon Worley)
Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1904 00:22:42 -0400
Subject: [Pythonmac-SIG] cfm68k Python
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References: <20000905085936.C2310D71FF@oratrix.oratrix.nl>
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At 10:59 AM +0200 9/5/2000, Jack Jansen wrote:
>Hi folks,
>up to now I've left the cfm68k targets in the CodeWarrior project
>files, even though I don't build them myself anymore because the next
>MacPython release will be PPC-only. I've left them in so that if
>someone wants to give cfm68k support a try life would be easier for
>them, but I just got a complaint that all these extra targets do slow
>down the building process and clutter things up.
>
>I tend to agree, so I'm probably going to remove the 68k targets
>unless people speak up now and tell me they're really planning to
>revive cfm68k support.
Sounds good. But, will you be keeping some archived versions around?
I have 68k machines I sometimes use Python on, but just for simple
stuff. I'd hate it if I lost my old copy of the installer for one of
the recent versions as of now and couldn't download it again.
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Gordon Worley
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