ubuntu isn't deciding anything for you. both are available as packages. and the decision to introduce python 3 wasn't made by them anyway. for new projects w

ubuntu isn't deciding anything for you. both are available as packages. and the decision to introduce python 3 wasn't made by them anyway. for new projects where i control deployment i use python 3 (these days, the support is there - in fact in at least one case i am using a python 3 only lib). for maintenance or projects where the client has existing systems, i use whatever is most appropriate. i am a professional. i get the job done. what more is there to say? oh, yeah, running round throwing a hissy fit for internet points.