Re: [Pythoncard-users] Moving to python 2.4 problems

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I think the pain here is that a person with some Python experience, enough
to install and use PythonCard,
may still not be experienced enough to confidently replace one major Python
release with another.

I know I was just up to speed with PythonCard when 2.3 came out and I was
very careful to keep 2.2 with
PythonCard on my system, primarily because I  didn't want anything
interrupting my PythonCard work,
and added a separate Python23 and,  and,  and,
I learned that was a lot of worry for no reason, after the fact.  My
experience is that multiple installations
are more trouble than upgrade conflicts, but that's just me.

pyt...@li... wrote on 07/22/2005 03:14:54
AM:

>
> It's quite okay to have multiple Python installations if that's what you
> want to do. The problem is that it's not what *most* people want to do.
> Democracy's only a good thing if you agree with the policies!
>