On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 11:13 PM, Alexander Dymo <a...@alexdymo.com> wrote:
> I mean what can't be fixed, can't be fixed. At the end if Pino thinks the >> python 2 fork is insecure he's always free to not package it in Debian. >> > > If I was Sven, I'd drop Python2 support. But it's his call. I also think > kdev-python should go forward. > Definitely not. Python 2 still has a huge user base, and there is a lot of python software that will take years to port to python 3, if it will be ported at all. It might be worth considering dropping support down the road, but right now python 2 is still the default in many Linux distros, it is still the only option for many windows python suites, is still the standard for most scientific applications, and is still the standard for most web servers. We are only a few weeks into having django support python 3, for example.
