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Python binary for Mac System 6?

I just bought a retro Mac IIsi (5MB memory, 500MB HD), and I would be
thrilled if I could run Python on it (MacOS 6) -- does anyone have an
old binary for it?

I've scoured the net with Google and AltaVista, and found nothing.
Well, I guess I could run Python 1.5.2 with System 7, but I'd prefer
to run it on zippy old-school System 6!

Jon
Jul 18 '05 #1
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Jon> I just bought a retro Mac IIsi (5MB memory, 500MB HD), and I would
Jon> be thrilled if I could run Python on it (MacOS 6) -- does anyone
Jon> have an old binary for it?

Not here. You might have better success with your request on the
PythonMac-Sig: py***********@python.org. At the very least someone there
might be able to tell you want you'd need to build it yourself.

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