Yes it does. But long story short, Python WILL BE supported in Sailfish one way or the other, that much I can promise. Sailfish/Mer basically is "Fedora mobile" which means that just about anything that works on Fedora will work on Sailfish too. Jolla might not support Python but there will be third party support if that's the case. And I have no problem with that as Jolla have around fifty devs or something so if they only support C++ in Harbour it's basically a matter of resources. But today there is Openrepos that "supports" PyQt. And if you don't like GPLv3 there is also Pyotherside which is a QML plugin so that is not the same thing as PyQt but still could work for most apps.
https://wiki.merproject.org/wiki/Sailfish/Python_Development Happy new year all! Jens On Fri, Dec 27, 2013 at 2:19 AM, Martin Kolman <martin.kol...@gmail.com>wrote: > 26.12.2013 23:34, Mikael Hermansson: > > Its not my opinion it's a fact why should a new platform depend on > deprecated libs or language versions when we know it very soon will > disappear even from upstream projects? And dists? > > > > Its only leads to maintanance hell. And when it disappear developers and > endusers gets angry because apps not work. > > > > AFAIK Jolla don't recommend python2 even if it still exists in MeR or the > repos it may very well dissapear sooner or later. > > > > So if you really want PyQT you better depend on python3 because that IS > the future. > > I think PyQt5 supports Python 3 and can be built against it just fine. > > >
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