s?
Well, I know the Django (web framework) people are maybe interested in
someone doing a SoC project for them:
<http://groups.google.com/group/django-users/msg/728d4804a764f141>
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tended by the author are also possible with the current default
filesystem based imports, so I don't think that's a good argument
against http-imports (or other similar extensions to import). In both
cases you need a way to check & control the whole chain involved
(network, OS, p
lication as a py2exe executable (or
similar) on Windows, as a distro package on linux and on Mac OS X there
is py2app IIRC. And even if they had distutils installed, most of them
won't know how to use it.
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Op do, 11-05-2006 te 15:40 -0400, schreef Fred L. Drake, Jr.:
> On Thursday 11 May 2006 15:06, Jan Claeys wrote:
> > Why would ordinary end-users of an application written in Python need
> > distutils? They will get their application as a py2exe executable (or
> > simi
> localization of Gnome/KDE and your default encoding?
AFAIK Ubuntu has used UTF-8 as the default encoding for all languages
since the 'hoary' release (version 5.04, which was the 2nd Ubuntu
release).
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