if python 2.7 is being deprecated in 2.5 years then why is it the python installed on my very new computer
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I finally switched to Py3 by default this year and am porting projects to it. It's usually quick and easy; most libs are finally there.
Most computers ought to have *both* Py2 and Py3 and these days most distros default /use/bin/python to Py3 as far as I know.
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Most default it to py2. even the python project says to default it to py2 until its eol'd.
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I believe Arch, Gentoo, and recent Ubuntu default to Py3 these days.
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Figured. Apple is always years behind on Python versions. They were on 2.4 when 2.7 was a thing. They don't particularly care about OSS.
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They damn well better not. That was a trainwreck when Gentoo(?) did it
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Arch is the only one I know that points python to python3? Upstream says not to do that yet: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/ …
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