install on os x el capitan

I’ve developed an application on Linux and am looking to get it to run on Windows and Mac. I’ve started with Mac because of those two, it’s the platform I know best.

I have done all requisite disabling of “security” systems for OS X El Capitan: csrutil disable and the “Allow Untrusted Apps” (or whatever the buzzwords are).

However, every attempt I make at installing WxPython on OS X fails with the “Unable to find anything to install” error.

I can install it with Homebrew, but I was hoping to find a more “Mac-like” solution so that I don’t scare away potential users with a bunch of terminal commands they have to run just to install my application.

Does anyone know if there is a Mac-appropriate way to install a wxPython application? or do I have to go through homebrew (or similar) to get everything installed?

Basically: am I missing something really obvious here, or has it really become this complicated to install non-Apple-approved applications on a Mac?

Thanks!

notklaatu@gmail.com wrote:

Does anyone know if there is a Mac-appropriate way to install a wxPython
application?

Check out py2app:
https://pythonhosted.org/py2app/

It will allow you to create a standalone application bundle for OS X,
similar to what py2exe provides for Windows users.

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James Scholes
http://twitter.com/JamesScholes

wxPython for
El Capitan is not available until now. You can follow this link to install it:

http://davixx.fr/blog/2016/01/25/wxpython-on-os-x-el-capitan/

Regards,

Marc