> There's two ways I can go about this: start a new MacPython project > or merge the MacPython stuff into the main Python CVS repository. There is actually a third option: Use the Python SF project, but create a new module in the Python CVS repository (so no merging would be done). I don't know how much code this is. I'd favour merging the Mac code into the core distribution. If there are loads of Mac-specific modules that not every MacPython user needs, it might be advisable to create a distutils package that contains the extra modules. Such a package should still live in cvs.python.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/python. Just my 0.02EUR, Martin
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