Python on a public library computer

[Roy Smith]

Timothy Smith <timothy at open-networks.net> wrote:
> there's a few (brave) public access unix shell providers out there. if 
> you could run telnet you could use them

If you want to go that route, I highly suggest panix.com.  They've been in 
business forever, are geek friendly, and have a technical support staff 
(and attitude) that just can't be beat.  I get a unix shell account from 
them, mostly for mail and news access (but, on occasion, it's nice to have 
a unix box I can ssh into from anywhere).

They're currently running Python-2.4.  A couple of the active pythonistas 
that hang out here have panix accounts.