Re: Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

On Dec 18, 2007 11:09 PM, Piotr Ożarowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But Lenny and Sid are both still at Python level 2.4... If not now, then when? don't worry, Lenny will not have python2.4 as a default Python version (or it will be released with python2.4 over my dead body ;) Good. :) +1

Re: Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

But when Lenny is released Python2.5 won't be a current python ;) Anyway, thank you for the clarification. On Dec 19, 2007 7:09 AM, Piotr Ożarowski [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: But Lenny and Sid are both still at Python level 2.4... If not now, then when? don't worry, Lenny will not have

Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

Hi, Today I read Debian Python Policy and found that it says that At any given time, the package python will represent the current default Debian Python version. The default Debian Python version should alway be the latest stable upstream release that can be integrated in the distribution.

Re: Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

On Tue, Dec 18, 2007 at 11:03:16PM +0900, js wrote: Hi, Today I read Debian Python Policy and found that it says that At any given time, the package python will represent the current default Debian Python version. The default Debian Python version should alway be the latest stable

Re: Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

On Tue, Dec 18, 2007 at 03:58:28PM -0500, Rick Thomas wrote: But Lenny and Sid are both still at Python level 2.4... If not now, then when? That I cannot tell you. Outside of my own packages, I have not been particularly attentive to the Lenny release cycle. Regards, -Roberto --

Re: Why still 2.4? How can I help you?

But Lenny and Sid are both still at Python level 2.4... If not now, then when? don't worry, Lenny will not have python2.4 as a default Python version (or it will be released with python2.4 over my dead body ;) How can you help? See this thread: