If I were you I'd ignore the PyQt installer (in the same way I ignore the Qt
installer) and install PyQt from your own installer in a way that suits your
users.
I could do that... but the main idea of my way of redistributing Python
packages was to avoid reinventing the wheel: that's why I chose to run
ready-to-install packages silently (distutils .Exe, MSI installers, NSIS
installers and so on).
Re-packaging installers takes more time, and limits the update rate.
So I think I will simply stay with 4.3.3 release...
Pierre
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