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At this point in time, if you want to use a library and it isn't compatible with py3, then you probably shouldn't use that library. Essentially all actively ma
by metalliqaz 9y ago
At this point in time, if you want to use a library and it isn't compatible with py3, then you probably shouldn't use that library. Essentially all actively maintained libraries are converted, and we are even starting to see libs that do not support py2.
- ansgri 9y agoAs a counterexample, there's ROS (Robot Operating System, which is not an OS actually but a middleware plus a lot of libraries), and it still doesn't support Py3 officially. There is some support in fact, but you probably don't want to have even more potential problems with ROS for not that big of a benefit.