I have Eggs!!!!

Thanks to the good people over at stackoverflow I now have the power to deploy eggs(Python eggs that is). If you're not coding python, you probably don't give a shit anyway. But it's something which has been eluding me for quite sometime, and I'm now at the point where I needed something just like this. It's embarassing how simple it is.

Anyway, not much there yet. Mainly it's a proof of concept, but eventually I hope to make it a nice convenient place for my codez.

Sad Phaeton Eggs and for some god awful reason you would like to consult it in your development, just drop a .pydistutils.cfg in your home directory(probably c:\Documents and Settings\user if you're on windows). And in that file drop something like the following in it....

[easy_install]
find_links = http://eggs.sadphaeton.com

And done...

 

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