I performed some benchmarks on python 2.5 vs 2.6, using requests for
simple pages as well as complex pages (with two-level db access) and
I noticed python 2.6 gives about 4-5% better performance as shown in
the request per second throughput. But python 2.6 is not yet
available as a standard package in most linux distributions (e.g.
debian), so I had to compile and install that from source, although I
usually prefer to use the official debian packages. But I though that
this consistent and noticeable small performance imporovment was worth
it.
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