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It will still be really easy to have Python 2 & 3 installed side by side, and "python" will still be Python 2. So you don't need to do any symlinking or messing
by takluyver 14y ago
It will still be really easy to have Python 2 & 3 installed side by side, and "python" will still be Python 2. So you don't need to do any symlinking or messing with $PATH.
I think Ars misunderstood, as well: 12.10 has both Python 2 and 3 by default. They're working towards dropping Python 2 from the default install, but it's not there yet. When they do, it will just be an "apt-get install python" away.