On Thu, Mar 6, 2014 at 8:11 PM, Mauro Alberti <alberti....@gmail.com> wrote:
> In my opinion, a much simpler and cleaner approach (at least from the > point of view of a normal user), would be to allow, in QGis Windows > (standalone installer), the user not to point to (or not install) an > internal Python, but to refer to an external installation. For instance, to > point to a Python installed via Python(x,y), where there is already a > plenty of modules installed and it is very easy to install/update via > pip/easy_install and so on. Windows doesn't ship with any version of Python. Yay Windows! So we bundle our own. I personally don't mind this so much because it's easier to control the setup if we bundle it. The main thing here is just including pip and easy_install in all the windows installs, standalone and osgeo4w. Jurgen has told me that easy_install is included in the 64 bit versions but not 32 bit versions. Is that correct Jurgen? If pip is included we can easily have plugins tell us what they need and we can install them. - Nathan
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