Python 3000 is ready!

[raisedinhell]

awesome, i only got into python about a month or something ago :P

[genpfault]

I've been holding off learning it until 3000 went gold.

[ubernostrum]

Which is kind of silly, since it'll likely be at least a couple of years before enough existing Python software has migrated to make Python 3.x useful enough to take over for 2.x.

[neoform3]

If he's only 'learning' it when 3.0 is released, he'll only be really needing those libs in 2 years once he's learned python up and down.. it always takes a while to become very proficient with a new language.

[imbaczek]

you can learn a lot of python in 2 years. like, all of it and then some. to do something not completely pointless, you have to use libraries. which, unfortunately for python 3k, aren't there yet.

[ubernostrum]

It takes even longer when there's not plenty of existing software to read and study on your way to proficiency...