[demallien]

As I said, it's just a slight preference. But I look at things like the official Apple support for MacRuby (Apple is employing Laurent to re-implement ruby in Objective C, so that ruby objects are Objective C objects - you'll be able to program Cocoa in Ruby without having to take the performance hit of crossing a scripting bridge all of the time!), and I don't see a commensurate support of the Python world. But as I said, it's only a slight preference - Apple s evidently right behind both languages, as they make leveraging the power of OS X so simple.