I think the first item on the list should be the security problems in rexec
and Bastion which led Guido to cripple them. This is likely to be the most
significant incompatibility in 2.3 (and 2.2.3 if it is ever released).
Brett> ===================================================
Brett> `PEP 303: Extend divmod() for Multiple Divisors`__
Brett> ===================================================
...
Brett> to compute", primarily because ``divmod()`` is a method and the overhead
function --------^^^^^^
...
Brett> should be changed in Py3K. Someone suggested renaming it ``def``, but
Maybe define "Py3K" so the more reactionary readers on c.l.py don't think
the language is going to break with the release of Python 2.3. (You might
be surprised at how some of them react and what they react to.)
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