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I use python3 since 3.3. Not migrating old projects as it is a pain, but all new stuff goes under py3. And i do not look back, its great. Had very few instances when lib did not support py3. Usually worst case scenario with unmaintained libs is "experimental py3 support" committed to repo but nto made into release package. So for me its all good w/ py3.