> I'll note that "Package Index" is somewhat misleading, because it > actually indexes distributions, not packages. A more precise name would > be pydi and wouldn't be so easily confused with pypy. (Jim ducks. Jim > looks forward to pydi tee shirts.)
That's actually irrelevant. There is no option to name it something *other* than either PyPI or Cheeseshop. Naming it something else has been tried and failed tremendously, so I won't try it again (and being the main PyPI maintainer at the moment, nobody else has a chance to try something else - if you want to give it a name, contribute to it for a few years, then have your own try). FWIW, "distribution" is quite misleading. SuSE is a Distribution (of Linux), and so is Debian; ActivePython is a distribution of Python (I think - before coming to that area, I would have though that "the distribution of Python varies across continents"). Regards, Martin _______________________________________________ Catalog-SIG mailing list Catalog-SIG@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/catalog-sig
