It wasn't realistic to switch to 3.x when the libraries either weren't there or were a lot slower (due to using pure Python instead of C code).
It also wasn't realistic to rewrite the libraries when the users weren't there.
It was in many respects a perfect case study in how not to do version upgrades.
It wasn't realistic to switch to 3.x when the libraries either weren't there or were a lot slower (due to using pure Python instead of C code).
It also wasn't realistic to rewrite the libraries when the users weren't there.
It was in many respects a perfect case study in how not to do version upgrades.