> There's a suggestion over on pythonmac-sig that I add the Demos and > Tools directories to a binary installer for MacPython for OSX. For > MacPython-OS9 I've always included these, as the OS9 installed tree > was really the same layout as the source tree. But I don't really > know where I should put them for OSX. > > How is this handled in binary installers for other platforms? I.e. if > you install Python on Windows, do you get Demos and Tools? Where? And > if you install an RPM or something similar on Linux? On Windows, you get a small selection of tools (i18n, idle, pynche, scripts, versioncheck and webchecker) but no demos, alas. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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