adding some explicit maintainers to those projects (pulled from OBS pages). Sorry for the repost - toggled off plain text. I noticed devel:languages:python3 and it seems to depend on devel:languages:python:Factory which I guess in theory provides the mentioned functionality but I don't think this is clean enough. In particular I don't have expectation Factory repositories of any sort as a stable branch. So - can the maintainers of these projects create a stable cohesive variety? If you want to internally link the python package from Factory, be my guest - but the expectation is something like latest for the kernel or Qt (due to all the dependency packages). Offering the latest stable build of python with all related (and c-based) packages is important to any distribution/windows IMHO. If I've missed something here, please let me know - I only stumbled onto the python3 side project by accident - I didn't see it written anywhere. -Jason On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 3:41 AM, Dave Plater <dplater.list@gmail.com> wrote:

On 24/06/2016 02:58, Jason Newton wrote:

...

Hi,

I noticed a great reason to use python 3.5 today - PEP 465 - A

dedicated infix operator for matrix multiplication. This takes a

great deal of pain out of numeric programming with python and this is

the first series having it.

But I was surprised to see there seems no way short of tumbleweed /

devel:languages:python:Factory to use it. Is it such a beast to allow

devel:languages:python to support it? Like with KDE, can we have a

devel:languages:python:latest fork that rebuilds all things for 3.5?

Keep in mind 3.5 series has been available since last September with

the last release in start of December!

-Jason

+1 I need python 3.5 in Leap:42.2 for a blender update, blender since 2.77 no longer builds against python 3.4

Dave P

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