I have recently upgraded my Snow Leopard to Lion and now I am having all problems with python on my system e.g.:
I have install PIL with easy_install but when I do import PIL Python cannot find the pil library. Installing psycopg2 in the same way was successful and I can use psycopg2 without a problem. Further, the new version of Python is 2.7.1 in Lion. But when I just run 'python' it calls up 2.6.5 - even after I have moved the application python2.6 to Trash. I see several guidelines for using python on OS X: some using macports, others homebrew and others 'pip' and 'virtualenv' . I come from a Linux background where a proper packaging system like apt (on Debian) prevent these types of problems. So my question: What is the recommended way of setting up a python environment in OS X? And how do I get rid of legacy python libraries on my system? Regards Johann -- Because experiencing your loyal love is better than life itself, my lips will praise you. (Psalm 63:3)
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