Why are python3 and python3.3 separate directories?
I'm working on getting pygame set up so I can read and follow Making Games with Python & Pygame, and when I was looking in /usr/lib, I saw that while python2.7 had a single directory, there were two python3 directories:
python3, which contains only the dist-packages directory
python3.3, which contains all the other python directories
Why are these separate? Can I combine them into the python3.3 directory?
I just don't want to find out later that because these were separate (for whatever reason), things are messed up/won't work right.
I'm working on getting pygame set up so I can read and follow Making Games with Python & Pygame, and when I was looking in /usr/lib, I saw that while python2.7 had a single directory, there were two python3 directories:
python3, which contains only the dist-packages directory
python3.3, which contains all the other python directories
Why are these separate? Can I combine them into the python3.3 directory?
I just don't want to find out later that because these were separate (for whatever reason), things are messed up/won't work right.
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