KeyWeeUsr added the comment:
> Ah, you're using the full installer, which has the non-debug versions
> embedded and therefore does not ever need to download them.
Hm, makes sense now, however, isn't that a bug? I mean, even if it's embeded...
I'm just curious ^^
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KeyWeeUsr added the comment:
python-3.5.2.exe /layout
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11.01.2017 19:30 3 035 136 core_d.msi
11.01.2017 19:30 2 240 512 core_pdb.msi
11.01.2017 19:3098 304 dev_d.msi
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KeyWeeUsr added the comment:
Re blog post "Why are there so many Python installers?"
> As a result, the old installer always requires administrative privileges just
> in case you choose to install for all users. This prevents installation of
> Python on machines where y
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In versions _lower_ than 3.5.0 there was a `.MSI` installer for Windows, which
had a really nice hidden option. That option looked like this:
msiexec.exe /a "file.msi" /qb /L*V "file.log" ALLUSERS=0 TARGETDIR="target"
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