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madsravn | 10 years ago

I wans't talking about just PIL - I was talking about Python 2 vs Python 3 in general.

EDIT: And I'm not talking about development only. I'm talking about download small scripts and being able to run them seamlessly as well.

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JupiterMoon|10 years ago

Just pick one and use it. If it is a long project pick python 3. If you actually use python you'll barely notice the difference.

EDIT If the script uses a well formed #! this isn't too much of a problem either.

creshal|10 years ago

> EDIT If the script uses a well formed #! this isn't too much of a problem either.

He does have a point, though: Dependency management in Python is a pain in the ass. Virtualenvs aren't really a solution, distribution packages are usually horribly outdated, …