Default setting of NAMEDATALEN

Hi there,
my question is short, quite simple and 
definately a hacker thing (hopefully).

FIRST of all:
POSTGRES is a great database system! Thanks 
a lot for your perfect work.

Now my Question:
Wouldn't it be possible to change the 
default setting of NAMEDATALEN in
all distributions to a higher value,
lets say 128?

Or a bit better:
Get the length of NAMEDATALEN by a 
select statement for all applications 
using postgres beeing a bit more flexible?

Reason:
I think that there are several systems out
there running with higher values to make
reading (and understanding) table- and 
rownames a bit easier.

All linux packages are compiled with that standard 
value as well as all applications (like psqlodbc eg) 
are actually designed - also by default - for a length 
of 32, so changing NAMEDATALEN and recompiling 
postgreql does'nt solve anything, afterwards you 
have to contact odbc-developers, tool-developers 
and so on for a hint how to make their systems 
cope with that new value.

Regarding decreasing cpu-speed and increasing hardware 
cost, shouldn't it be possible to set a higher value 
for NAMEDATALEN by default, so that especially complex 
postgres-databases can be developed on a standard compilation,
and the development of applications would be made a bit more
comfortable?

Regards and thanks for your time

jochen