Thanks, I updated the table for RHEL6, which uses Python 2.6 and will
go out in 10-2020.
Mmm... it says "Nov 2020".
But I guess that's accurate enough for now :-9
If Production Phase 3 is the relevant cutoff phase, I guess we'll need
to add 5 as well.
And 7 as it's current, too.
Are there any URLs that tell us which Python version is available for
what Fedora version?
Note that I install my own modern stack in RHEL6 using Hashdist
(http://hashdist.github.io/), so I use Python 2.7 and 3.4 and I am
personally not affected by not supporting Python 2.6.
Ah, Hashdist, virtualenv and the bunch are nice to have, but they don't
help us decide which versions we need to support for those people who
aren't familiar with setting and using toolchains :-)
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