As usual, the changes are early-adoptable to a degree in the preceding Python version (2.6). Just use __future__ imports and try the -3 switch to see deprecati

As usual, the changes are early-adoptable to a degree in the preceding Python version (2.6). Just use __future__ imports and try the -3 switch to see deprecation warnings. I am mostly curious how this will pan out on the Mac. I've released a program that relies on the system Python, which has worked okay so far because the 2.x installations of each Mac OS X version are basically compatible. I hope Snow Leopard ships with Python 2.6 as well (even if it includes 3.0), so that I have more breathing room and code doesn't automatically break. :)