[Python-Dev] bdist_* to stdlib? (original) (raw)
Greg Ewing greg.ewing at canterbury.ac.nz
Thu Feb 16 04:29:32 CET 2006
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Trent Mick wrote:
On Windows you download an MSI (it ends up in your browser downloads folder), it starts the installation, and the end of the installation it starts the app for you.
Which then conveniently inserts a virus into my system. No, thanks. (Okay up until that last bit, though.)
This isn't really a problem with the Mac, but with the Mac-Web interface. If there were a file format (e.g. .app.tar.gz) that the Mac would recognise as an app and unpack automatically and put in an appropriate place, things would be much the same. (Including running it automatically, if you were insane enough to turn that option on.)
...anyway this is getting seriously OT for python-dev. :)
Agreed. I will say no more about it here.
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