News
2009-11-24: Installing into System python

It is technically possible to install new versions of
PyObjC into the system install of python (such as using
/usr/bin/easy_install).
We advise not to do that however, because bits of the system
may use PyObjC and we're not 100% upward compatible w.r.t.
the version of PyObjC that's included with MacOSX.
2009-11-24: PyObjC 2.2 released

There are relatively few user-visibly changes from the last
release.
This release can be installed using easy_install
Usage:
$ easy_install pyobjc==2.2
This will install the core bridge as well as all stable
framework wrappers.
NOTE2: easy_install will not install py2app, you will have
to install that manually.
2009-05-26: PyObjC 2.2b2 released

PyObjC 2.2b2 is the second beta release for PyObjC 2.2.
There are relatively few user-visibly changes from the last
release.
This release can be installed using easy_install
Usage:
$ easy_install pyobjc==2.2b2
This will install the core bridge as well as all stable
framework wrappers.
NOTE: This is a beta release, which means there are still
know issues with this release although it should in general be
stable and an improvement over the last release.
NOTE2: easy_install will not install py2app, you will have
to install that manually.
2009-05-25: PyObjC 2.2b2 released

PyObjC 2.2b2 is the second beta release for PyObjC 2.2.
There are relatively few user-visibly changes from the last
release.
This release can be installed using easy_install
Usage:
$ easy_install pyobjc==2.2b2
This will install the core bridge as well as all stable
framework wrappers.
NOTE: This is a beta release, which means there are still
know issues with this release although it should in general be
stable and an improvement over the last release.
NOTE2: easy_install will not install py2app, you will have
to install that manually.
2009-03-01: PyObjC 2.2b1 released

PyObjC 2.2b1 is the first beta release for PyObjC 2.2.
There are relatively few user-visibly changes from the last
release. The most important ones are:
This release can be installed using easy_install
Usage:
$ easy_install pyobjc==2.2b1
This will install the core bridge as well as all stable
framework wrappers.
Most framework wrappers ship with unittests that verify
that the wrappers actually work as intended.
These tests are not yet entirely complete, but have already
helped in finding and fixing a number of issues.
NOTE: This is a beta release, which means there are still
know issues with this release although it should in general be
stable and an improvement over the last release.
NOTE2: easy_install will not install py2app, you will have
to install that manually.
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Status
PyObjC 2.2 was released on November 24th 2009. See
the NEWS file for details.
PyObjC supports Mac OS X 10.3.9 and later, earlier versions are
not supported.
Resources
Support is currently limited to
the developer's mailing list.
The PyObjC project is hosted by SourceForge.
In addition to hosting this site and the downloads, SourceForge
provides the following resources for the project:
Our repository is hosted by red-bean.com. The subversion repository
can be accessed here.
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