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It would be really nice if OSQA ran on python 3, but I noticed some problems when running manage.py on python3. |
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No, it doesn't. It relies on the Django framework, and that doesn't support Python 3. Until Django does, there's no point in OSQA being Python-3 compatible. It does support Python 2.7, so can take advantage of most of the recent efficiency-improvements and speed-ups. And it is possible to have Python 2.7 and Python 3.x on the same machine, so it won't impair your Python-3 development environment to have a Python 2 installation & app on it too. |
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No, at least not at this time. OSQA is using Django, and Django has a long way to go before Python 3 is supported. |
