Mike Coleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Okay, but I'm thinking that not all .pycs should necessarily go in > /usr/lib/pythonX.X (or whatever). I was thinking that generally useful python > code should go in those directories, but that code that's really only useful > as part of a particular application should go under /usr/lib/<application> > somewhere. (That's what I did for 'subterfugue'.) > > Does that make sense?
Yes, the whole "where does it go" thing is really only an issue for Python add-ons, not applications that happen to use or be written in Python. (An extreme case of this would be where the application embeds an interpreter and defines certain things in C, so that its Python scripts might not even be importable by the normal interpreter.) Those can go wherever it is appropriate to put them, probably /usr/share/<foo> or /usr/lib/<foo>... --Rob p.s. please everyone, stop sending private copies of mailing list posts -- Rob Tillotson N9MTB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
