On 9 Feb 2010, at 16:08, Vernon Cole wrote: > Pardon me, but, Python 3 is fully mature. The reason why "nobody" is using > it is because package authors are not supporting it.
I couldn't agree more; I'd love to use Python 3.1, but very little software I use runs on it :-/ > I recommend sourceforge very highly. You can maintain as much autonomy as you > feel you need, and gradually share responsibility when you are ready. I have > also tried google code and launchpad, there are no flies on them, but I still > like sourceforge better. I imported all the releases of PyGUI I could find into a Mercurial repository, and uploaded it to Bitbucket.[1] It also includes the fix to make PyGUI run on Mac OS X 10.6, as 2.2 _still_ doesn't work there. With regard to hosting, I'd personally prefer either them or Google Code, as I've always found the Sourceforge user experience quite annoying. > By the way... I have been thinking about making an IronPython version of > PyGUI -- after I get done with a better (i.e. genuine ADO.NET) IronPython > version of adodbapi. IPy 2.6 is about halfway to Python 3 (there is no > difference between str and unicode.) You could get more help with stuff like > this if you were to move to a DVCS. My Mercurial repository contains an experimental, incomplete native Cocoa backend. I abandoned it partially because of the lack of collaboration… [1] <https://bitbucket.org/danchr/pygui> -- Dan Villiom Podlaski Christiansen [email protected]
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