ActivePython 2.0 Release

[Tim Peters]

[Jason F. McBrayer]
> I prefer dead trees, sewn into signatures and bound into covers.  I
> _think_ that the licensing on the documentation implies that anyone
> can print, bind, and sell copies of the documentation as books.
> Looking at some micro-press sites on the web, it looks like I could
> sell hardbacks (printed from the LaTeX source) for somewhere between
> $20 and $30 and be able to cover my costs (based on printing a run of
> 50 to 100 books).

Note that iUniverse.com already does this for the Reference Manual, Library
Reference and Tutorial:

    http://www.iuniverse.com/marketplace/bookstore/

They range in price from $13 to $30, and iUniverse kicks back some of that
to the PSA.  If you want to buy from them, I'd ask first to make sure the
docs match the version of Python you're using (isn't obvious to me from
their website).

everything-is-on-the-web-except-a-way-to-find-what-you-need<wink>-ly
    y'rs  - tim