In the past I used this script as groundwork for a little helper which swaps the Modifier Keys (CMD, OPT, CTRL) for me, when a specific application getting focused and unfocused.
With MacOS 12.3 Apple finally removed Python2
Not a big deal, if you reinstall it via Homebrew and update all your Python scripts. But what is about Apple related modules like NSWorkspace from AppKit?
Code:
try:
from AppKit import NSWorkspace
except ImportError:
print "Can't import AppKit -- maybe you're running python from brew?"
print "Try running with Apple's /usr/bin/python instead."
exit(1)
This code returns reasonably the print-message.
Question
Is this not available anymore? Because the homebrew version can't find this and Python3 seems also not to know it.
Is NSWorkspace for Python now deprecated?
novek
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