> > > Do you know if I can get dbus bindings for python3 and glib bindings for >>> python3 ? Or could I use them otherwise (like without the modules) ? >>> >> >> Sorry, no answers to your questions off-hand, but what's wrong with >> using 2.x? >> > > It is now old and will be replaced by 3.0 > And I am starting a new project. I think it would be appropriate to start > it with the new version of python. >
That's really a premature position to take. 2.x is going to continue to be developed in tandem with 3.0. They're going to release a 2.7, for example. It's going to take some non-trivial time for there to be all the big bindings and third party libraries to even start to be ported over. In particular, I doubt anything on your list would anyitme soon. I know wxPython isn't even close from what I've read; I've not heard anything of any of the PostgreSQL libraries doing it but they might be starting or have made progress already... Really. Using 2.x is not developing for a dead-end platform. Yeah you should code in such a way that its as upwards-compatible to 3.x as possible for a new project, but... 2.6 is not "old", nor deprecated, nor obsolete... and 2.7 will be out Eventually. --S
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