Because the installer is not signed, you need to turn off Gatekeeper (System Preferences -> Security & Privacy -> General, select "Allow app downloads from: Anywhere") prior to the installation. If you're not sure which package you need, download the Cocoa version. If you want to grab the current code, check out the Cufflinks GitHub repository. The Cufflinks source code for each point release is available below as well. You can find the full list of releases below.
INSTALL GITHUB MAC OS X MAC OS X
I was able to install Tatlin on Mac OS X Mountain Lion using the preinstalled Python 2.7.2 and NumPy 1.6.1. Cufflinks is available for Linux and Mac OS X.
Self-contained executable that includes all the dependencies.
Download and install NumPy from Run: python.exe tatlin.py Mac OS X Application bundle. By the shell script osx/mvim.sh it provides, it will run Vim in its own environment without break your current Vim settings. Download and install PyOpenGL and PyOpenGL-accelerate from exVim install WILL NOT overwrite your current Vim environment, this repository extract files, changes and running only in its repository directory. During the install, select the option to add Python to your PATH. Download and install the latest Python 2 interpreter from. Make sure all the installers match the flavor of the Python interpreter you selected (32 or 64 bit). If you you already have some of the dependencies installed or don't want the self-contained executable for some other reason, you can install Tatlin manually. The self-contained archive contains all of the dependencies, including the Python interpreter. You can also provide a filename to load: $ python2 tatlin.py foobar.stl Windows Self-contained executable Install dependencies: $ sudo pacman -S python2 wxpython python2-opengl python2-numpy Tatlin runs on Linux, Windows and MacOS X. Tatlin is a multi-platform Gcode and STL viewer for 3D printing