Re: Python 3.0 (pinin' for the fjords)

Alan G Isaac wrote: Using the 3.1 Windows installer, I chose that I did not want the extensions registered, and the installer unregistered the .py and .pyw extensions (which I had wanted to keep associated with Python 2.6). Is this intentional? I suspect not, but Martin is the one to answer. I

Re: Python 3.0 (pinin' for the fjords)

Using the 3.1 Windows installer, I chose that I did not want the extensions registered, and the installer unregistered the .py and .pyw extensions (which I had wanted to keep associated with Python 2.6). Is this intentional? Alan Isaac PS I already fixed the problem. My question is about intent

Python 3.0 (pinin' for the fjords)

Now that Python 3.1 is out, it seems there's been some confusion as to whether there will be one last Python 3.0 release, i.e. Python 3.0.2. At the PyCon 2009 language summit it was decided that there will be *no* Python 3.0.2. Python 3.0 is different than all other releases. There will b