Re: vpython after cuda install

As I've said before, this is indeed a big threat. There is however a
fallback position if no one finds a Cocoa solution, which is to revert
to what VPython used to do on Macs, which is to run on the Unix side,
using GTK. There is in fact a version like this maintained in the Fink
distribution. The disadvantage is that the look and feel is native
Mac.

Bruce Sherwood

On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 8:46 AM, Kevin Karplus <karplus-Emgmuai4XwL2fBVCVOL8/[email protected]> wrote:
>
> OK, the use of Carbon rather than Cocoa explains why Vpython doesn't
> run on 64-bit implementations.  It also means that most likely within
> 5 years Vpython will not run on Macs at all, unless it is
> reimplemented.
>
>

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