This should also have gone to cython-users (not just cython-devel), as it
has the larger audience.
Stefan Behnel wrote:
Hi,
I looked up where Python 3.4 is still being used.
Ubuntu 14.04 – EOS 2019, EOL April 2022
Debian 8 – EOL
Centos 6 – EOL
Later distribution versions have newer CPythons:
None from me - nobody on Ubuntu 14.04 (or similar) is going to get
Cython 3 from their distribution. And if they're installing Cython
manually then they can probably install a newer Python manually.
Looking at the stats on PyPI (https://pypistats.org/packages/cython) the
numbers of downloads f
On Sat, 14 Aug 2021 at 11:21, Stefan Behnel wrote:
>
> Given that Py3.5 is also going out of support in major Linux distributions
> within a year's time, I'd suggest we drop support for it in Cython 3.1,
> together with Py2 support, making the minimum version Py3.6. That would
> mean that we can
Hi,
I looked up where Python 3.4 is still being used.
Ubuntu 14.04 – EOS 2019, EOL April 2022
Debian 8 – EOL
Centos 6 – EOL
Later distribution versions have newer CPythons:
Ubuntu 16.04: Py3.5 (EOS April 2021, EOL 2024)
Debian 9: Py3.5 (EOL June 2022)
Centos 7: Py3.6 (EOL June 2024)
I thin
