glyph> *can* always do that, and some other Twisted devs watch
glyph> python-dev a bit more closely than I do, but the point is that
glyph> the amount of effort required to do this is prohibitive for the
glyph> average Python hacker, whereas the time to set up an individual
glyph> buildbot might not be.)
If you're concerned about noticing when a new release train is pulling out
of the station I think it would be sufficient to subscribe to the low-volume
python-announce mailing list. You will see announcements about alphas and
betas there. Even lower volume would be a subscription to the RSS feed of
Python announcements on the python.org front page (scroll to the bottom).
The buildbot idea sounds excellent.
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