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How are they stuck? Most offer both Python 2 (as python), and Python 3 (as python3). Which makes perfect sense for a new language revision.
by mxey 14y ago
How are they stuck? Most offer both Python 2 (as python), and Python 3 (as python3). Which makes perfect sense for a new language revision.
- gouranga 14y agoI mean default instance. It's not so much as stuck but the fact you end up with several versions that are supported eternally: python, python27, python3, python31, python32, python33. That and half of pypi only works on < python3. Even the JDK isn't that bad.