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What to install What to install
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There are three flavors of Python: PowerPC, cfm68k and Classic 68k (the There are three flavors of Python: PowerPC, cfm68k and Classic 68k
FAT flavor is just a combination of the first two, which is handy if you (the FAT flavor is just a combination of the first two, which is handy
want to install Python on a fileserver or so). 68K-mac owners should if you want to install Python on a fileserver or so). 68K-mac owners
definitely use the cfm68k version if possible, since it enables the use should definitely use the cfm68k version if possible, since it enables
of applets and dynamically loaded modules and usually has a smaller the use of applets and dynamically loaded modules and usually has a
memory footprint. It does however need the CFM68K Runtime Enabler which smaller memory footprint. If you have an older system than MacOS 8 it
is available from Apple (available for free from does however need the CFM68K Runtime Enabler which is available from
Apple (available for free from
<http://support.info.apple.com/ftp/swhome.html>, included since MacOS <http://support.info.apple.com/ftp/swhome.html>, included since MacOS
7.6.1). If your machine is pre-68020 you cannot use cfm68k and you can 7.6.1 and builtin to the system since MacOS 8). If your machine is
install the classic 68k Python. pre-68020 you cannot use cfm68k and you can install the classic 68k
Python.
After the installer finishes it automatically launches the After the installer finishes it automatically launches the
ConfigurePython applet, to finish configuration of your Python ConfigurePython applet, to finish configuration of your Python