Fred, >From what I understand, the algorithmic behavior of bz2 and gz are completely different -- while gzip is incremental, bz2 requires memory proportional to the size of the source information. Furthermore, most browsers now support gzip compression for their web pages, it will quite some time before bz2 support is ubiquitous. Unless these two issues are different than I understand them, I'd prefer if gzip remain in the standard Python distribution. Best, Clark
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