I concur. I am one of the 100 downloads of 2.5 -- and the only reason I
download it is to test it, not to use it in production. How many of the
other downloaders are like me? Most, I would bet. Dropping 2.5 would allow
use of many Python3 features, since 2.6 has the backports for them (print
On 15/04/2015 10:11, Mark Hammond wrote:
Hi Tim,
I still build for 2.5 and 3.1, but really only because they do still
build. If there's a reasonable reason to drop support for some I doubt
it will hurt many people - the sourceforge page should show you download
stats, but last I looked 2.5
Hi Tim,
I still build for 2.5 and 3.1, but really only because they do still
build. If there's a reasonable reason to drop support for some I doubt
it will hurt many people - the sourceforge page should show you download
stats, but last I looked 2.5 was rarely used then, and that was some
Really addressed to Mark / Roger, but in case anyone else wants to chip
in anyway..
What's the oldest Python version still supported by pywin32? I ask
because I'm slightly tweaking the [somewhat gnarly] hunt-the-SDK code in
setup.py, and I don't want to introduce something which won't build
