I know I'm a little behind in my dev mail, per usual these days, but
I just want to say that this is a good thing (tm). I actually have
need for bzip2 in an application and would be quite happy for its
support.
In a related question, does python have tar support (I haven't had
a chance to investigate thoroughly)? I got the impression it didn't,
which is kinda weird since zip is a supporting archive, and gz and bz2
will be, but there's no unix-y tar. But I'm sure someone will correct
me and say I'm wrong :)
Regards,
-- Mike
On Fri, Nov 01 @ 11:13, Gustavo Niemeyer wrote:
> > If there are no licensing issues, and if there's a decent bz2 library,
> > it should be welcome in the core. Batteries included.
>
> Great! This module is currently distributed under LGPL, but I have no
> problems in changing it to Python's license. About being decent, I'd
> be suspect to evaluate my own code. I accept comments and suggestions
> about it though.
>
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