> It's starting to seem awkward for python's default to be at 2.3, when
> there are increasinly many packages that need 2.4.  I tried to build
> some things that depended on a 2.4-only package and gave up, adding
>
> PYTHON_VERSION_DEFAULT=		24
>
> to /etc/mk.conf, which resulted in successful builds.
>
> Is it time to change the default to 24?

Sounds like a great idea IMO. 2.4 isn't exactly bleading edge or imature, so I 
see no need to be conservative. And as you say, a lot of stuff already 
requires 2.4 anyway.

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