On Wed, February 21, 2024 20:52, Daniel Dickman wrote:
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> On Tue, 20 Feb 2024, Marc Espie wrote:
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>> As far as I'm concerned, the only port where python2 support still matters
>> is gimp, until they release -stable with gtk+3 and the most important
>> plugins
>> are ported (resynthesizer and friends)
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> Thanks.
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> I think there are a few more things than just gimp left though.
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> On my end I'm seeing the harder ones are:
> - print/fontforge and consumers (solfege, lilypond and mftrace)
> - gimp and plugins, as you say
> - lang/pypy (edd@ might have a plan)
> - lang/flang and lang/cparser (bcallah@ may have a plan)
> - a few pygame games I happen to like and have been slowly porting to
>   python3
> - a few source control things (cvs2svn and py-rcparse consumers)
> - sysutils/conky
> - net/mininet, our version seems to be based on an openbsd-specific fork
>   of 2.2.0, but upstream 2.3.0 has python3 support now.
> - 2 emulators (dynagen, gambatte)
>
> Apart from these there a few easy updates to py3 left and the rest may
> just need to be retired at this point.
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> After that we can retire python2, py2-pip, and py2-setuptools (or we'd be
> very close).
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>

Hi,
comms/py-gammu is also py2. It was ported to py3 but the only consumer
comms/wammu is still py2 only and is dead upstream.
I'm going to remove comms/{py-gammu,wammu} because I'm
not using them for a long time.
If no one uses comms/gammu it could also be removed, I guess.
OK for removal?