Python versions for new python ports?

[Ned Deily]

In article <E137EB70-033C-42C7-943A-3405706E9E15 at bo.ingv.it>,
 Peter Danecek <Peter.Danecek at bo.ingv.it> wrote:
> Python 2.6 's last bug fix release was only few days ago, and it is still 
> found around in production, so for testing it may make sense. And, there are 
> as still few modules available only for py26. Python 3.1 is probably not used 
> a lot (so okay), but again 3.2 seems to have more modules available than 3.3. 

Correction:  Python 2.6's last *security* fix release was a few days ago.  
Security fix releases have only security fixes in them and a very tiny number 
at that.  The final bug fix release was 2.6.6 in 2010.  The final bug fix 
release of Python 3.1 was 3.1.4 in 2011.  Python 3.2.5 was released in 2013 
and is expected to be the final bug fix release for 3.2.

-- 
 Ned Deily,
 nad at acm.org