I think it's just starting to roll. Only a month ago I argued in my company's mailing list, that now is the time to finally start moving to Py3. Py3 is more sta

I think it's just starting to roll. Only a month ago I argued in my company's mailing list, that now is the time to finally start moving to Py3. Py3 is more stable now, most of the big libraries have finally moved. In a commercial set up it is just stupid to move forward, when the ecosystem hasn't. But now it has, so now we start. I think people should just continue to improve in that direction. Maybe it will take 10 years, not 5. But it's definitely going in the direction of Py3.