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That would be great imo. Then the rest of us who are happy with Python 3 can just get on with life. I'm willing to bet that the demand is not really there and
by talentedcoin 7y ago
That would be great imo. Then the rest of us who are happy with Python 3 can just get on with life.
I'm willing to bet that the demand is not really there and most of this is just kvetching. Should have happened a long time ago.
I'm not aware of any good technical reason to still be using Python 2. There is the "I don't have time to upgrade" argument, and I recognize the cost is real. But now we'll see at last if people are willing to stick up for Python 2 more than just figuratively.
- dagmx 7y agoDependencies in computer graphics is still a big holdout unfortunately. The industry is still not in the process of porting major pieces of the ecosystem. It’ll be another 3-5 years i estimate