The number of people using any non-PHP apps is very, very, very, small, so it just doesn't get a lot of attention from us or users. One of our favorite customer

The number of people using any non-PHP apps is very, very, very, small, so it just doesn't get a lot of attention from us or users. One of our favorite customers is a developer in the Django community, so we added things at his request, but I think he uses a custom deployment and so our stuff doesn't get a lot of testing even from the fellow who requested it and helped us develop it. I would like to put more resources into it, but it's a chicken and egg problem. No customers want it, so it doesn't get a lot of attention, so people who do want Django support see that we're not very serious about it and don't use it or contribute to it. I'm glad to hear Virtualmin is working well for you. If you have problems with Python stuff in Virtualmin, feel free to let us know. The squeaky wheel gets the grease...and not many people squeak about Python/Django support in Virtualmin. As far as I can tell there are literally thousands of times more WordPress users than Django users (just to put it into perspective).