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I’m not sure what you’re complaining about here. Those applications will still work.

• bjt2n3904 9y ago
  The attitude of most python3 devs, which can be surmised as: "I moved my Twitter clone from python2 to python3, and it was easy. What's the big problem? You've had ten years to get this done! Hurry up, you're hurting my productivity."
  • abritinthebay 9y ago
    Well if you’re not happy about the EoL part then that’s a fair response. If you don’t care (because your apps will still work and they don’t need or can’t be updated) then it shouldn’t really come up...?
  • freyir 9y ago
    Just curious, what parts of your code are not portable to Python 3? The biggest barrier usually seems to involve strings/Unicode. Or are you relying on packages that don’t have Python 3 support? In any case, it sounds like you have a stable Python 2.7 system running, so what’s the issue? Nobody’s going to come and take your code away from you.