Now that #4389 is fixed, it would be nice if the bdist_msi and
bdist_wininst created installers could use the same Python icon for
their uninstallers.

Note that both commands create installers that are prefixed with the
Python version, so there already is a tight binding between the Python
interpreter itself and the extensions installed using those installers.

Alternatively, perhaps we could add a way to set the icon via command
options.

Marc-Andre, why haven't you selected the version 'Python 3.0' as well? I
think it's still time to fix this for the much-anticipated Python 3.0.
The final release is coming soon, but I think it's still time. Martin v.
Löwis, please fix this bug for Python 3.0 as well. Appreciate it. Thanks.

On 2008-12-01 14:52, Retro wrote:
> Retro <vinetouu@gmail.com> added the comment:
> 
> Marc-Andre, why haven't you selected the version 'Python 3.0' as well? I
> think it's still time to fix this for the much-anticipated Python 3.0.
> The final release is coming soon, but I think it's still time. Martin v.
> Löwis, please fix this bug for Python 3.0 as well. Appreciate it. Thanks.

It's too late for new features in Python 3.0. Those will have to wait
until 3.1 gets released.

Martin, I hope you have the time to fix this. I would very much
appreciate this fix.

Oh, Python 3.0 is in feature freeze. I see. Too bad. Well, at least
we'll have those icons in the next release. When do you think that'll be
released? Talking about Python 3.1 of course.

Retro: please don't add people to the nosy list. I don't plan to do
anything about this issue in the near future, except perhaps to review
patches that get contributed (and even that may take many months).

So you are saying you won't create the icons for bdist_msi and
bdist_wininst even for future versions (2.7 and 3.1) of the Python
interpreter?

> So you are saying you won't create the icons for bdist_msi and
> bdist_wininst even for future versions (2.7 and 3.1) of the Python
> interpreter?

Yes, exactly so. I'm -1 on using the Python icon for that by default,
I'm +0 on giving the package a choice of icons (i.e. I could live
with it if it is opt-in, but I won't spend time on writing patches in
this respect).