Le mercredi 01 octobre 2008 à 14:39 -0400, Phillip J. Eby a écrit :
To be clear, I mean here that a "file" (as opposed to a resource) is
something that the user is expected to be able to read or copy, or
modify. (Whereas a resource is something that is entirely internal
to a library, and metadata is information *about* the library itself.)
It’s not as simple as that. Python is not the only thing out there, and
there are many times where your resources need to be shipped in existing
formats, in files that land at specific places. For example icons go
in /usr/share/icons, locale files in .mo format in /usr/share/locale,
etc.