> >webbrowser.open("http://wxPython.org/"\)
> >
> >These are lines I do not want to see in any applications, because
>
> I'll make the dialog use YES/NO buttons and ask the user if they want to
> download the update. Is sending them to the SF download page good enough?
Oh, no problem with it. It's just the fact, I do not like it. Today,
with all these spywares and back door applications...
I guess the other question is whether to encourage them to install
things with 'admin' privileges, or into normal userspace (or somehow
offer both), and on what platforms.
I thought about this too, but I forgot to post. I will also add, the deployment
of the new release must be done with great care. Any previous wx release
has to be deleted. From the sys.path, the site-packages dir has priority over
the new site-packages\wx-2.5.3-*** dir. At least, this applies on a "desktop",
unless the end user reorder the sys.path.
I do not know what can happen in an "administrated environment". I can imagine
possible conflicts (I was once an Ultrix user...)
Jean-Michel Fauth, Switzerland
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On Wed, Oct 27, 2004 at 12:35:58PM -0700, Robin Dunn wrote: