NetWorkSpaces (NWS) is a system that makes it very easy for different scripts and programs running (potentially) on different machines to communicate and coordinate with one another.
The requirements for the NWS for Python are:
Python 2.2 or later on Linux, Mac OS X, and other Unix systems. Python 2.4 or later on Windows.
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Release files for nwsclient 1.6.3
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Release files / nwsclient-1.6.3.tar.gz
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Release files / nwsclient-1.6.3.win32.exe
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