I can run mine via terminal in Ubuntu, so not having those crazy "Windows" problems.

Once I figured what the Python Script required, I can just double-click on it and voila. Still would be cool to be able to port the vector out and then do some additional stuff in Inkscape if needed.

Yeah its strange that only the javascript version (xHTML) lets you edit the svg math details.
I wonder if there is a way to write it into the python script.

There is, in fact you could even use the javascript version as a reference point. But it is beyond my abilities to figure out at this point. My Python Bible doesn't seem to have the file saving information in it.

Weird that none of us realized you can just save as PNG , open in Inkscape (via shellout), and Trace Bitmap. Then you have your SVG.
Don't seem to have that option in the XHTML version though. But it also seems in the python version you can not add the formulas. Course you can always write them in i guess in the formula window,