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# Introduction # Introduction
This article has been renamed from [OSX Tips and Tricks](https://github.com/micropython/micropython/wiki/OSX-Tips-and-Tricks) because Micro Python now (as of early October 2014) appears to be supported on OSX as well as it is on Linux: once the necessary software dependencies are installed on an OSX system, development and usage is essentially the same on both platforms, so no special 'tricks' are required to work with Micro Python on OSX. (If any discrepancies are found, they should be reported here or on the [user forum](http://forum.micropython.org).) Micro Python supports OSX as well as it does Linux: once the necessary software dependencies are installed on an OSX system, development and usage is essentially the same on both platforms, so no special 'tricks' are required to work with Micro Python on OSX. (If any discrepancies are found, they should be reported here or on the [user forum](http://forum.micropython.org).)
Specifically, this means that both the unix and stmhal (pyboard) ports of Micro Python can be compiled on Mac OSX directly from the master branch without any alteration. This article aims to describe which software packages are required to build Micro Python and how to install them on your OSX system. I use [Macports](http://www.macports.org) so this article will focus on that; it is also possible to Homebrew to install the required software dependencies. Specifically, this means that both the unix and stmhal (pyboard) ports of Micro Python can be compiled on Mac OSX directly from the master branch without any alteration. This article aims to describe which software packages are required to build Micro Python and how to install them on your OSX system. I use [Macports](http://www.macports.org) so this article will focus on that; it is also possible to Homebrew to install the required software dependencies.