[Python-3000] ~/.local [was: Reminder: last alphas next Wednesday 07-May-2008]

[Bill Janssen]

> In particular, "pure Python" programs shouldn't much care, right?

With the addition of ctypes, "pure" Python programs aren't so pure
anymore.  But even that should work across architectures, right?

> Also, it's a generic problem of networked environments, not in
> any way limited to "~", which should be susceptible to the usual
> solutions for multiarchitecture installations (eg subdirectories named
> by GNU's CPU-OS-VENDOR convention, or your UUID convention).

Yep.  I'm just pointing out that networked environments are becoming
more common, not less common.

Bill