Hi Ryan, > Python 2 is no longer supported, but the Tauthon project [1] is > continuing support and backporting features from Python 3. We should
Didn't know about Tauthon, thanks for the pointer! > consider packaging Tauthon in Guix and updating packages to depend on Yes, that sounds like an interesting strategy to explore. One potential obstacle is that most of the Python2-dependent package are out of maintenance as well. But then, many of them don't need any maintenance. If we introduce Tauthon, we should probably untie its dependents from the Python (3) version, i.e. stop deriving them from Python 3 package definitions. The latter will ever more evolve in an incompatible way. Cheers, Konrad.
