Funny... I find it exceedingly easy to use. :) I've been using it for over two years now. Makes a great workstation OS. You get the latest releases and all the

Funny... I find it exceedingly easy to use. :) I've been using it for over two years now. Makes a great workstation OS. You get the latest releases and all their attended bug fixes, security updates, and yes.. new bugs. But at least in the Python world, there's still virtualenv, buildout, pip, etc. I rarely install system packages for libs anyway. I don't really see how this is going to bring down the house. At the least if it does work out well and makes enough people happy, there will be more reason for people to hurry up the transition to py3 already. (An aside: as much as I disagree with py3 forgoing practicality for purity, I wish the transition would be over already so we can get on gettin on).