At 04:29 PM 3/22/2008 +0100, Martin v. Löwis wrote: >>>For those without the read-only flag, the specification should >>>explicitly say what manipulation is allowed. >>Since a distribution isn't really "mutable", I would think that >>uninstallation and reinstallation would be the only manipulation >>available. (As distinct from inspection, verification, and other >>read-only activities.) > >Sure, but what is precisely the semantics of uninstallation, in >terms of changes to the system state? > >I think any model where uninstallation is merely the removal >of files is too limited to be practical. The distutils only support the *addition* of files, so I'm not sure how only removing files is a limit here. Could you explain?
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