DjangoKit is a framework that will (eventually) allow me to package just about any Django application as a stand-alone MacOS .app. It’s not finished, but I have a working demo now.

I’m a fickle bugger. Having decided I couldn’t be arsed to port the md5 stuff, I then went home and ported the md5 stuff. I’m now using Colin Plumb’s public domain implementation with the same (adapted) patch applied, so the 0.7 release of PythonDaap (when I make it) should be safe/legal to distribute. Let me know if it fails to work for anyone..

Another day, another python-daap release. Version 0.6 allows you to connect to shares requiring a password, and fixes some problems with the source tarball. However, there are still outstanding licensing issues that may entail an annoying change to the library in the future.