Magnus Lycka wrote: > The general policy for Python is to support version 2.n-1 when 2.n is > the current version, but not older versions than that.
That's the policy for python-dev. Library providers that care about the users should, if they possibly can, support older versions than that. (especially if they *used* to support it; there's seldom any need to immediately remove *existing* support for a given Python version when a new Python release arrives..) </F> -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
