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Author: zooba

peps/pep-0772.rst

@@ -85,8 +85,9 @@ all of them.
 * some users expect the ``py`` command to work after installation
 
 These assumptions have all been demonstrated over time to exist, though the
-relative importance has not been quantified. The Nuget packages and the
-embeddable distro can meet most of these needs.
+relative importance has not been quantified. The :ref:`NuGet packages
+<windows-nuget>` and the :ref:`embeddable distro
+<windows-embeddable>` can meet most of these needs.
 
 Traditional Installer
 ---------------------
@@ -293,8 +294,8 @@ and technical. Due to the overhead of launching an app, Python starts up slower.
 Because apps are designed to be isolated from each other, it is more difficult
 to use hidden directories (such as ``AppData`` or ``TEMP``) to communicate
 between different versions of Python, as each version has its own space. Apps
-are subject to stricter security requirements that legacy applications start
-disabled, such as DLL hijacking protection, which causes some libraries to fail.
+are subject to stricter security requirements that legacy applications usually
+have disabled, such as DLL hijacking protection, which causes some libraries to fail.
 The ``python3`` and ``python`` shortcuts are managed through system settings,
 and the user interface is not very good (and not going to be improved, according
 to Microsoft). Without managing these, it is relatively easy for an undesired