So earlier this year I manually built 2.6.4 for Snow Leopard because I wanted a slightly more updated version of Python than what Apple released. This has caused all kinds of problems when installing some eggs like PIL and running other 3rd party python apps. Now I just want to revert everything back to what Snow Leopard ships with because I have to get work done and it's getting in the way. If worse comes to worse, I'm going to reinstall the OS but I'd like to avoid that if possible.
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A:
Set the PATH environment variable so that /usr/bin is ahead of wherever you put your custom compiled Python binary.
Mentalikryst
2010-10-17 01:41:08
Completely forgot about this. I looked in my .bash_profile and found where I had set the overriding PATH var and commented it out. Now I'm back to 2.6.1. Thanks!
Geuis
2010-10-17 02:13:11