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While we are at it, can we finally get rid of python 2? And find some sane way to not need python3.6 python3.7 and python3.8 laying around and installing each t
by Iv 6y ago
While we are at it, can we finally get rid of python 2? And find some sane way to not need python3.6 python3.7 and python3.8 laying around and installing each their own libs versions?
- simcop2387 6y agoI have done this on my laptop running debian nextstable, so it is happening and will be the default soon.
- Iv 6y agoFinally a good news!
- xorcist 6y agoPython has to implement all the same mistakes Java did. All they have to do is release a new major version twice a year and then they're done. Sorry, just joking (I hope). Also, we didn't have to suffer UTF-16.
- jnxx 6y agoA few days ago, I learned that the Python interpreter does not specifically uses semantic versioning. Which means that a change in the minor version number (like 3.8 to 3.9) could break backward compatibility.
- Iv 6y ago"could" but does it, actually? The breaking changes they did from 2 to 3 caused enough headaches that I think no one wants to go through that again.