> Is anyone using it though? Why hasn't it been updated in the 12 years since
> import?
shrug
>
> > If it's just that they're a bit stale, here's an update for py-quixote
> > to the last version from the 2.x series.
>
> Why keep a python 2.x version? Nothing depends on it being python2.
I don't see any reason to prevent an update to the python3 versions, it
just looks more involved than a simple update.
what I'm saying is, I don't see any reason to delete these.
>
> > If this goes in I think twill could potentially be updated too. what do
> > you think?
>
> If folks are actually using them, sure. However, having things remain at the
> same version since import almost 13 years ago doesn't look like it's being
> used.
>
well, thanks for bringing twill to my attention. it does look like
something i'd like to explore using.
