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And I would add - symlinking or shell aliasing does not count! I want a linux system without a single python2 binary anywhere on the disk! How many more decade

And I would add - symlinking or shell aliasing does not count! I want a linux system without a single python2 binary anywhere on the disk! How many more decades must we wait??

JeremyBanks 7y ago
Hopefully never. If I have a modern C compiler, I can still run most C code from 30 years ago. When I have a Rust 2030 compiler, I'll still be able to run Rust 2015. But with only a Python 3 interpreter, I'm strictly unable to run the vast majority of Python code out there.
- cdelsolar 7y ago
  the "vast majority"? do you have evidence for that?
- voldacar 7y ago
  Then you can freely make the choice to install one from your package manager. Don't force your cruft on my system though.
doubleunplussed 7y ago
As soon as calibre and mercurial finish their ports to python 3, python 2 will vanish from my Arch install. The day approaches!