Wichert Akkerman wrote:
For their data, not for their binaries & libraries.
Actually no, all of their data, binaries and libraries live in their own
top level directories...
Chris
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Previously Chris Withers wrote:
> Sidnei da Silva wrote:
> >Hi Christian(s)!
> >
> >I know most people dislike . I do too! But it's the
> >closest we have to a 'standard' place for installing applications.
>
> It's not the 'standard'. To name a few examples, all of Python, Lotus
> Notes and, perh
Sidnei da Silva wrote:
Just as a note, those are pretty 'Advanced' applications. OTOH, Zope
is too. So I buy your argument.
Yay :-)
What's your proposal for default Installation and Instance directories?
I borrowed Guido's time machine an answered this already in another
message ;-)
- w
On 11/10/06, Chris Withers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sidnei da Silva wrote:
> Hi Christian(s)!
>
> I know most people dislike . I do too! But it's the
> closest we have to a 'standard' place for installing applications.
It's not the 'standard'. To name a few examples, all of Python, Lotus
Notes
Sidnei da Silva wrote:
Hi Christian(s)!
I know most people dislike . I do too! But it's the
closest we have to a 'standard' place for installing applications.
It's not the 'standard'. To name a few examples, all of Python, Lotus
Notes and, perhaps most tellingly, IIS and Microsoft's other ser
Hi Christian(s)!
I know most people dislike . I do too! But it's the
closest we have to a 'standard' place for installing applications.
As bad as it is, I too don't like \,
but that's the closest we have from $HOME.
As noted, you have the choice at install time to change the default
directory i
It´s very nice to hear that you take care of the windows builds. It would be
nice to get an little description how to build an WZope, which tools are
needed. So we can take a look how difficult it is to build an WZope.
My windows zope configuration would be
c:\zope\\
some applications use tinyt
"Sidnei da Silva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since I'm going to be building the installer for Windows I would like
> to quickly ask if anyone expects multiple Zope installs to live
> side-by-side. The existing installer atempted that but I don't believe
> it was very successful.
>
> I would lik
