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I don't think it's a question of test runs. For most of us, it's a question of waiting for various libraries to be ported.
by adamc 12y ago
I don't think it's a question of test runs. For most of us, it's a question of waiting for various libraries to be ported.
- pekk 12y agoHow do you know what "most of us" think?
- collyw 12y agospeaks to people, reads forums, participates in conversations like this.... When I have seen people talking about sticking with Python 2, its either because A) why bother I don't need to B) a specific library is not Python 3 yet.
- pekk 12y agoSelective hearing has not provided the other side of the story. Because it's not true at all that everyone or even a clear majority agrees with the viewpoint you've expressed
- kazagistar 12y agoThe porting is not that hard. Almost every library which isn't ported at this point is probably legacy, depreciated for something significantly better, or abandoned.