Comment 5 for bug 382214

Hi guys, it's me again. I installed Windows 7 recently and was installing all my old software again, and when I got to ipython it complained about pyreadline as usual, so I went to install it. It seems like there isn't a tarball of the source provided anymore, which kind of makes it hard to use the workaround we found earlier. I don't want to install bzr just to get the source for pyreadline, although I probably will, but is there a reason why there is no tarball for pyreadline available anywhere obvious? If you guys want I can generate a 64 bit installer that you can put up on the website.