[Python-3000] Windows registry question from blog

[Nicholas Bastin]

On 9/1/07, "Martin v. Löwis" <martin at v.loewis.de> wrote:
>
> > Obviously then the logical choice would be to unselect that (or
> > perhaps have it unselected by default for alpha installations).
>
> I'd rather have the user unselect it - people installing multiple
> Python version are familiar with the phenomenon and might get puzzled
> if some installation suddenly behaved different.
>

If this were an actual certified "release" of Python, I'd agree with that.
 However, it's not -  it's a specifically-incompatible alpha release, and I
would vote for it being unselected by default.  (People familiar with
installing multiple Python versions will not be familiar with anything close
to this level of incompatibility in their .py files).

--
Nick
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