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Author jmfauth
Recipients amaury.forgeotdarc, asvetlov, bebac, jmfauth, mhammond, tarek, techtonik, terry.reedy
Date 2009-04-01.09:58:04
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It is true, that on Windows the "mime types", .py, .pyw point to a
specific version of Python.

Having Python 2.4, 2.5, 2.6, 3.0, 3.1 installed on my hd and
applications using these (different) versions, I am *very glad* on that
system, all versions, including \site-packages, are isolated from each
other.

Technically, one can argue a Python developer/user should be able to
write a one line batch file if necessary.

Compared to *x systems, I have always found the Windows way as being
very clean and flexible.
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