Gregor Hoffleit wrote:
>
> So let me paraphrase: Provided the maintainer of the Debian Python
> package would do a good job and keep the package always up-to-date,
> would you think there's a real world need for concurrent Python versions
> on the same system ?
Yes. Thing is, you're going to have Debian system scripts that will
possibly rely on a specific version of Python. It's not fair to expect
users to upgrade the OS every time they want a newer version of Python,
yet you can't take a chance on the system scripts breaking.
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