On Wed, Dec 22, 2004 at 11:48:29PM +0800, Jeff Pitman wrote: > On Wednesday 22 December 2004 21:29, Toshio Kuratomi wrote: > > > Do note that the base python package does distribute pyo, it's the > > > modules and apps that %ghost them in the fedora.us template. > > > (Unless the python package has been changed in Rawhide...) > > > > Yep. And that's 17 MB I have to reclaim manually on my laptop. > > Fun. Is it worth it? Technically, you can also manually reclaim all the > *.py files from your disk and still operate. You'd save roughly 2 times > the amount of pyo reclamation. Do you do that too? > Nope. But I have considered deleting the .pyc files when I'm in a crunch. (I need the space, but I'm also developing in python and sometimes it's handy to reference python source of the libraries.) That said, if python was split so I could uninstall an rpm package that had all the py files, I might do that. Like I say, it's not worth it on my desktop. But on my laptop with limited HD, there are times when it's necessary to free up a few extra MB to make things fit. As you marvelously deadpan, Fun. -Toshio