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> Many will complain, but few will do the actual work. That's opensource in a nutshell. If there are any big shops stuck on Python 2 then they will probably t
by leejo 7y ago
> Many will complain, but few will do the actual work.
That's opensource in a nutshell.
If there are any big shops stuck on Python 2 then they will probably throw a resource or two at this. If there are big dists using Python 2 they will do the same.
- Teknoman117 7y agoFrom what I can tell, even Google is moving to python 3 (some of their previously python 2 only tools (like repo) have gained ‘experimental’ python 3 support) this year, so they’re probably not going to be doing the work.
- bigiain 7y ago> then they will probably throw a resource or two at this Which, I'd guess, is probably gonna be 3 or 4 orders of magnitude more money than they've ever spent supporting Python2 (or 3) devs in the 10+ years they've built their own businesses on it while they sat on their hands and ignored the project's urging to upgrade to Python3... Not a lot of sympathy from me for "big shops stuck on Python2"...
- wyldfire 7y agoCanonical or Redhat will probably sell services related to supporting Python 2 and/or porting your code to Python 3.